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Republican Assembly Speaker Robin Vos says he's "really confident" that a deal can be reached to finance a $1 billion plan for a new entertainment complex and stadium for the Milwaukee Bucks.

A Shakopee teacher is charged with soliciting sex from a boy he met at a theater group.

University of Wisconsin System President Ray Cross is still making the case for more flexibility despite Republican lawmakers' opposition.

No longer just a highway, U.S. 41 in eastern Wisconsin is now an interstate.

In a presidential campaign, you only get one Opening Day.

For many adults, bullying was simply part of childhood. With the advent of social media, however, bullying has gotten more intense, especially for LGBTQ teens. National statistics show LGBTQ teens are two times more likely to be harassed. These problems are continuing on to the university level.

A fun story from a Fall Creek 5th grade field trip.

It may be time to consider recycling that appliance with the help of Focus on Energy, Wisconsin utilities’ statewide program for energy efficiency and renewable energy. Participating customers receive $40 for letting Focus on Energy haul away and recycle that old refrigerator or freezer.

Gov. Scott Walker's European trade mission that begins this weekend is heavy on private meetings with business and government leaders in Germany, France and Spain.

Deputies are searching for a suspect who they say invaded a home and stabbed a resident.

A University of Wisconsin System regents committee has approved plans to raise nonresident and graduate student tuition at nine campuses to help offset $300 million in cuts Gov. Scott Walker has proposed for the system.

Owners of a 4,000-cow dairy farm in northeast Wisconsin say the operation isn't polluting drinking wells amid allegations from environmental groups.

An interstate was closed north of Milwaukee after several vehicles became partially submerged in flood water due to heavy rain.

A Wisconsin man is accused of traveling to the Middle East in an attempt to join the Islamic State group.

About 30,000 cases of Sabra hummus sold nationwide is being recalled due to a possible Listeria contamination.

People who live in areas where salt is used to clear roads of snow are getting some advice from U.S. safety regulators: Wash the underside of your car.

More veterans were waiting long periods for care at the Veterans Affairs hospitals in Milwaukee and Madison this winter than there were in the late summer and early fall, despite a national effort by the VA to get patients seen more quickly.

During the training crews learned how to get victims out of the buses safely and quickly. Because when it comes to getting people the treatment they need – time is of the essence.

La Guadalupana Wholesale Co., Inc., a Chicago, Ill. establishment, is recalling approximately 34,923 pounds of pork and chicken tamale products due to misbranding and an undeclared allergen.

Hundreds of students from all around the state came together Wednesday for the annual Youth Transition Conference.