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Organizers at Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northwest Wisconsin are gearing up for their biggest fundraising event of the year.

A 3-0 voice vote by the Executive Committee Tuesday night to reject Hunt's claim now moves on to the full Chippewa County Board

In this day and age, keeping in touch with loved ones far away is something many of us take for granted.

A man from La Crosse is also charged after being accused of touching a young girl, only seven years old.

A Ladysmith man will spend the next year behind bars for having child porn.

An area teacher is speaking out about how he feels students with special needs are being overlooked by the district.

Organizers of this year's Eau Claire farm show say it's not only farmers who get something out of it. They say agriculture is a big driver for the local economy.

Target Corp. plans $2 billion in cuts over the next two years through corporate restructuring and other improvements.

The Wisconsin state Assembly plans to start debate of the right-to-work bill at 9 a.m. Thursday and end no later than 9 a.m. Friday.

Prosecutors in La Crosse County filed criminal charges, including Armed Robbery With the Threat of Force, against Jonathon Smith, 26, of Brownsville on Tuesday.

Wisconsin's schools superintendent is warning the Legislature's budget committee that Gov. Scott Walker's K-12 education budget plan continues an unsustainable downward trend in funding.

A bill establishing a new protocol for Minnesota universities and more avenues for students and others to report cases of campus sexual violence has cleared a Minnesota House committee.

Ashley Furniture Industries, Inc. announced today a series of steps designed to better align its aggressive growth strategies with the local job-market and other economic conditions in Wisconsin.

Nearly 400 students from 28 high schools in Wisconsin competed in the 32nd annual SkillsUSA regional tournament Thursday and Friday, Feb. 26-27, at University of Wisconsin-Stout.

Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker says he will sign into law a ban on abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy.

Since Pi Day, or March 14, is over spring break, faculty and students at Chippewa Valley Technical College celebrated a little early.

A woman is now charged after a crash that killed three children.

House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi says she was so upset she was near tears during Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's address to Congress about the threat posed by Iran.

University of Wisconsin System President Ray Cross is asking the Legislature's budget committee to scale back Gov. Scott Walker's plan to cut $300 million from the system.

A bill that would increase speed limits on some Wisconsin highways and freeways has coasted through another green light at the Capitol.