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Circus World, with its roots in the Ringling Bros., says it's committed to keeping elephants in its shows in Baraboo.

The doctor who came to Harrison Ford's aid immediately after seeing his plane crash-land on a Los Angeles golf course says he was stunned to discover the actor at the controls.

The Red Cross met immediate basic needs by providing financial assistance for lodging along with emotional support during this difficult time.

A tanker leak has a lane of Interstate 94 closed near Black River Falls.

Milwaukee police have shot and killed a man who was holding a knife on his estranged wife.

A local media investigation has found thousands of Wisconsin motorists continue driving despite license revocations, suspensions and fines.

Minority Democrats in the state Assembly have kept their Republican rivals up all night debating a right-to-work bill.

Assembly Democrats are pushing the debate over making Wisconsin a right-to-work state deep into the night.

Five people living inside a home were all able to get out safely, after a fire broke out Thursday evening.

The hope is to get the population strong enough so that someday there can be a hunt.

A local food pantry says it couldn't serve as many people as it does if it wasn't for the Feed My People Food Bank.

Winter weather means spending more time indoors, so it's important to make sure the air in your home isn't making you sick.

KNBC-TV in Los Angeles reports that Ford was flying a single-engine plane that crashed onto a Venice golf course shortly after taking off.

Regents and chancellors in the University of Wisconsin System are vowing to fight back against Gov. Scott Walker's proposed budget cuts.

While it might feel like winter will never end, the Department of Natural Resources is reminding anglers to remove their ice houses from Wisconsin lakes this weekend.

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation and the National Weather Service are teaming up to help keep drivers safe during the winter.

The pop music duo has sued Brooklyn-based Early Bird Foods & Co. in federal court, accusing the company of violating trademark protections with its "phonetic play" on Daryl Hall and John Oates' names.

Protesters have gathered outside Gov. Scott Walker's office at the state Capitol opposing right-to-work legislation.

The show gives people an inside look at manufacturing with hands-on demonstrations like race cars and robotic welders.

Health officials say the suicide rate for girls and young women continues to rise, at a pace far faster than for young males.