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A Weston man is accused of intentionally burning his girlfriend's young son.

The House has voted in unusual bipartisan unity to approve a $214 billion measure permanently blocking cuts in physicians' Medicare payments.

An 18-year-old Pittsville High School senior is dead following a two vehicle crash.

We all have those aha moments, times when we know we need a change. For Keith "Temple" Trotter of Hudson, that moment was a photo.

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources wants to continue a three-walleye limit for lakes and rivers within the state's ceded territory, rather than annually adjusting the number based on how many are taken by the six Chippewa tribes.

A Wisconsin appeals court has let the air out of a lawsuit brought by a woman injured by a runaway hot air balloon.

The Republican co-chair of the Legislature's budget committee says Gov. Scott Walker's proposal to require enrollees in the popular SeniorCare prescription drug program to first sign up for Medicare Part D coverage is dead.

Two players on opposite teams have a close bond off the court, but won't let that distract from the goal of advancing to the Elite Eight. The game between the Badgers and North Carolina is Thursday night in Los Angeles.

Wisconsin's chamber of commerce is backing a Republican plan in the state Legislature to repeal the personal property tax on business equipment.

Representatives from the Department of Veterans Affairs are set to testify in front of a U.S. Senate committee amid accusations that a VA hospital in Tomah rampantly overprescribed painkillers.

A 28.6-pound cabbage grown by a central Wisconsin girl has won an annual statewide growing contest for third-graders.

New census figures show the population dropping in nearly half of Wisconsin's 72 counties.

French officials said Thursday it appears that one of the pilots of the crashed Germanwings plane intentionally forced the jet into a descent and refused to open the cockpit door.

If you or someone you know is going to the Eaux Claires Music Festival this summer, but don't have a place to stay you may be in luck.

A woman from Ettrick is now charged with child abuse.

Aggressive driving has been a problem on our roadways for a while, and police say it's getting worse.

The news of trooper Casper's death has shocked and saddened the law enforcement community including 13 Eau Claire State Patrol recruits who had direct ties to the fallen trooper.

Signs can be found all over Pepin County asking people to vote yes or to vote no on April 7th.

The American Red Cross is honoring several people in the area as heroes.

Students at Chippewa Falls High School heard from internationally known speaker and author, Bob Lenz.