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It happened near the intersection of U.S. Highway 12 and County Road D.

The TSA collected $76,000 in loose change left at security checkpoints in New York City area's three major airports last year.

The University of Wisconsin System regents have approved raising tuition for out-of-state undergraduate and graduate students at most of the system's four-year schools starting next year.

Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker says he "absolutely" expects to meet with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during his first visit to Israel next month.

Authorities say one person is dead and seven injured in a northern Illinois community hit by a severe storm that produced at least one tornado.

Southern Wisconsin is dealing with record rainfall and flooding while residents to the north are getting another round of snow.

The Wisconsin State Patrol says troopers have arrested a man suspected of abducting a woman and her 2-year-old child.

The American Legion of Wisconsin is announcing a drive to expand a veterans rehabilitation camp in northern Wisconsin.

The Chippewa County Adult Special Olympics take on the Chippewa Falls Police Department on the hardwood Thursday night, for a friendly game of basketball.

On Sunday, John Martin, who's 42, and Ashley Hutchinson, who's 26, were arrested.

With budget cuts looming and time running out, University of Wisconsin leaders are taking action as they work to absorb some 300 million dollars in cuts to the UW-System.

Thursday night city leaders were slated to vote on an ordinance regulating how bees can be kept in the city, but instead that vote took a dramatic turn.

Ballet, calligraphy, and international relations… just some of the things students at UW- La Crosse were able to experience Thursday, at this year’s Festival of Languages.

A Wisconsin man held hostage in Iran and an area Middle East expert spoke to WEAU about the situation between Iran and world powers.

U.S. District Judge James Peterson issued the order on Thursday.

The Chippewa Falls Police Department is starting a new program to handle missing children cases.

Chancellor James Schmidt announced the Voluntary Separation Incentive Program early last month.

At approximately 3:00 p.m. on Thursday a car ran a stop sign at the intersection of Riders Club Road and East Ave and struck a small 15 passenger bus.

Assembly Speaker Robin Vos says Gov. Scott Walker's proposal to remove powers of the Department of Natural Resources board is getting a mixed reception from Republican lawmakers.

Authorities suspect a lightning strike caused a barn fire that killed some animals in northern Wisconsin.