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On Tuesday, cracks could be seen in retaining walls at the site.

An Altoona man is charged after admitting to law enforcement that he uploaded pictures of child pornography to Twitter.

An Elk Mound man charged in a crash that killed a woman has pleaded not guilty.

Wisconsin Assembly Speaker Robin Vos says he supports raising state park fees and soliciting corporate sponsorships for the facilities.

A Minnesota man has been arrested for his 9th OWI.

Wisconsin lawmakers have approved a bill that would ban microbeads, the plastic exfoliant in soap, toothpaste and other personal care products.

Assembly Speaker Robin Vos says increasing SeniorCare fees would be reasonable since they're so modest as lawmakers revise Gov. Scott Walker's budget.

Wisconsin lawmakers have advanced a measure that would allow students at private driving schools to learn the rules of the road online rather than in the classroom.

The state Assembly's leader says a plan to cap tuition increases for University of Wisconsin System resident undergraduates is reasonable but doesn't change his position that system autonomy wouldn't serve any purpose.

Feed My People Food Bank received a big financial boost this morning.

A federal appeals court in Chicago has upheld a lower court ruling that tossed U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson's challenge to the federal health care overhaul.

Authorities in Miami say a suspect has been shot and wounded after opening fire on an officer with an assault rifle and leading police on a chaotic car chase.

Milwaukee police say investigators have identified a male suspect in the fatal shooting of two people at the scene of a traffic accident that killed a toddler.

New research says diabetes that develops by the 26th week of pregnancy may increase women's chances of having a child with autism.

Hillary Rodham Clinton is chatting with voters this morning at a coffee house in the Mississippi River town of LeClaire, joking that she's going to "drink my way across Iowa."

Xcel Energy is urging recreational and fishing enthusiasts to be safe around dams and hydroelectric facilities.

A woman charged with killing a Beaver Dam man in 2001 is out of jail on bond after her trial was postponed until October.

A state appeals court has upheld a $4.6 million judgment against a travel club operation for misleading its members.

The first votes to be taken on Gov. Scott Walker's budget proposal will be on whether to further erode the already limited power of the secretary of state's office and to eliminate a panel that provides research on judicial issues.

Prosecutors in La Crosse County have filed charges against a woman accused of leaving her 3-year-old child in a hot car while she visited a drug house.