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In several high-profile U.S. cases in the past year, white prosecutors have declined to charge white police officers who killed black men.

The guessing game is over -- and the launch date of the Hillary Rodham Clinton presidential campaign is known.

Senate leaders are racing the calendar as they push toward congressional approval of a bipartisan compromise reshaping how Medicare pays physicians.

Wisconsin Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald says his fellow Republican senators want to restore much or all of the $127 million that Gov. Scott Walker has proposed cutting from public schools in the first year of his proposed budget.

Police believe Eric Hall, a wanted felon, is in southern Wisconsin.

Organizers are calling it a circus of art. On Friday night, creative types viewers, and critics are teaming up for a unique experience known as "Live Art 5."

As mothers warn of the danger of laundry detergent pods, lawmakers are considering legislation to make them more child-proof.

Downtown Eau Claire is seeking help for its annual spring clean up event.

The event raises money for music, service and international study scholarships at the university.

The National Weather Service in La Crosse says the peak months for tornadoes in Wisconsin are May and June. That has some people preparing for severe weather.

Some of the best table tennis players in the college ranks are squaring off in Eau Claire.

As Wisconsin’s agricultural industry continues to grow, so does the need for jobs.

Minnesota House Speaker Kurt Daudt says advocates of full liquor sales on Sundays can be assured that a vote will be held before the Legislature adjourns this year.

The second phase of the trial of Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev will not begin until April 21, almost two weeks after his conviction in the 2013 deadly bombing.

A 17-year-old northern Wisconsin girl accused of killing her mother and stepfather will soon be extradited from Indiana.

The state investment board announced the bonuses on Friday.

Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker is becoming something of a globe-trotter as world affairs loom large in the 2016 Republican presidential race and attention has been drawn to his early stumbles on foreign policy.

The program will begin in fall 2015.

Wisconsin Badgers junior forward Sam Dekker says he will skip his final season of eligibility and enter the NBA draft.

President Barack Obama and Cuban President Raul Castro have spoken by phone ahead of an expected encounter at a regional summit in Panama.