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The fire was called out around 9:45 Monday morning at a home on Damon Street.

Cuts are being made at some recreation areas in the 1.5 million-acre Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest in northern and northwest Wisconsin.

Xcel energy announced the proposal for Solar Connect Community with the Public Service Commission of Wisconsin Monday.

Members of the Nepal Student Association at the University of Wisconsin-Madison are brainstorming on how to help relatives and friends in the aftermath of the earthquake that has killed 3,700 in their home country.

Officers are investigating the death of a young woman.

Crews in La Crosse made a challenging slope-side rescue Sunday night, after a person fell down a bluff.

A double motorcycle accident that hospitalized two men is under investigation in Spring Valley.

Have you ever gone to bed hungry, went to school hungry, or didn't have enough food in the cupboard to feed your family? Sadly, this happens everyday for children in our country.

Authorities say a 12-year-old Woodville boy is expected to make a full recovery after he was hit by a car while on a bicycle.

A man must serve more than 18 years in prison following his conviction for shooting a gas station clerk during a 2013 holdup.

It's called the Eau Claire Selma Exchange, creating opportunities for youth to learn from each other in two different locations, Eau Claire, Wisconsin, and Selma, Alabama.

Wisconsin has seen the number of organ donors rise since relaunching the state's donor registry in 2010.

Live music, local food, and refreshments, all festival favorites that most look forward to in summer months. But thanks to Spring Fest, locals were able to enjoy all those things, early.

Milwaukee police are investigating two shootings that left a 23-year-old man dead and two other people injured.

A Wisconsin lawmaker is set to introduce seven bills increasing penalties for drunken driving in the only state where a first-time offense is not a crime.

Two Wisconsin men climbing Mount Everest have survived an avalanche set off by a powerful earthquake in Nepal.

Lawyers for Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev will begin presenting witnesses this week in the penalty phase of his trial as they try to make their case that he should be sentenced to life in prison -- not death -- for his role in the deadly 2013 attack.

Federal health officials say ice cream is still safe to eat -- even amid recalls by two ice cream companies after the discovery of listeria bacteria in their frozen confections.

]The United States is sending a disaster response team and $1 million in aid to Nepal following a devastating earthquake felt in neighboring countries.

A Wisconsin egg company executive says a Lake Mills facility will become productive again after they euthanize all 800,000 chickens due to a highly contagious avian influenza virus.