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There are nearly 6,000 foster families in the state of Wisconsin, and many of them are in need an extra hand. One store in Menomonie is making it easier for those families.

Recovery teams were at North Lake Saturday morning trying to pull a single-engine airplane out of the water after it went through the ice late Friday afternoon.

A former Milwaukee police officer is speaking publicly for the first time about his version of what happened last April when he shot and killed a man in a park.

More than two dozen California vintners are facing a lawsuit claiming their wines contain dangerously high levels of arsenic.

The average national price of a regular gallon of gasoline has dropped 4 cents in the last two weeks to $2.50.

A new survey finds Americans want both lower taxes and more government spending. But support for spending more tax dollars on health care has dropped dramatically.

Texas Sen. Ted Cruz plans to announce Monday that he is running for president.

The Madison police officer who shot and killed an unarmed 19-year-old had been highly praised for acts of heroism and professionalism in his 13 years on the force.

If you're counting your calories this weekend, you'll soon be able to count the calories of some alcoholic drinks, too.

It was nine years ago that the first tweet was tweeted

Early spring storm to bring accumulating snow to parts of Western Wisconsin later today into tonight. Parts of the viewing area are under a Winter Weather Advisory.

New data show that cash-strapped Americans anxious for tax refunds are increasingly turning to payment advances and prepaid cards when getting tax preparation help.

Authorities say a man who died hours after being shot during a machete-wielding rampage at New Orleans' international airport was also carrying a bag load with Molotov cocktails

For the second consecutive year, the Rice Lake boys basketball team finishes as runner-up in the Division 2 tournament.

People took a step back in time getting a glimpse at what Eau Claire looked like years ago.

Now that it's officially spring, people are trading their shovels for rakes, in hopes of preparing their yards for the warmer months to come.

Republican State Representative Kathy Bernier is hearing from the public when it comes to the state budget.

The director of the troubled Veterans Administration Medical Center in Tomah has been reassigned.

A hearing on whether a Milwaukee Police officer fired in the wake of shooting a black man should be reinstated has started its third day.