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A company that provides home and respite care to elderly and disabled people around Wisconsin plans to end operations next month and lay off its 700 employees.

Ex-NFL star Darren Sharper has made a brief appearance on drug and sexual-assault charges in a state court in New Orleans, but the case is now delayed until June 15.

One of the men arrested for child sex crimes in the Chippewa Valley is sentenced to prison.

Polls are open in Wisconsin on this election day.

Lake Altoona water level will begin to be raised to normal summer elevation beginning on Monday, April 20, 2015.

The makeup of the Wisconsin Supreme Court and how its chief justice is chosen are at stake in an election that has drawn little attention in the state.

Wisconsin beekeepers who sustained losses due to poor weather can get some help from the federal government.

President Barack Obama says Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker would be taking a foolish approach if he follows through with vows to revoke a nuclear deal with Iran if elected president.

A 39-year-old eastern Wisconsin man has been sentenced to three years in prison for providing the drug that killed his girlfriend.

The Wisconsin Badgers held a 9-point lead late in the 2nd half, but went cold from the field down the stretch as Duke surged past them to win the 2015 NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Title, 68-63.

It's a common household item, that's causing a big problem in one Western Wisconsin community.

It has been determined that Mr. Holte did not have a gun or other weapon in his possession at the time of the shooting.

Former NFL star Darren Sharper entered a not guilty plea Monday in his first court appearance in Louisiana to face charges that he drugged women in order to rape them.

A La Crosse student who's battling a blood infection that could compromise her heart has had her prom dress paid off by her mother's co-workers.

The regents are set to take up the requests at a meeting Thursday in Waukesha.

A person with knowledge of the situation tells The Associated Press that Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson will meet with the NFL on Tuesday to discuss his playing status.

Prosecutors recently filed the charge of Attempted First-Degree Intentional Homicide against Mathew Gebhardt, 17.

Protesters are calling for the United Nations to investigate a Wisconsin police shooting because they feel the United States government can't be trusted.

The waist-expanding wager has been placed for the NCAA men's basketball championship as the governors of North Carolina and Wisconsin, and two of their congressmen, are putting their faith - and their food - behind their respective schools.

A man and woman are now charged in a drug raid last week.