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Jonathon Baron, 17, of Eau Claire is charged with Possession of an Electric Weapon, a felony.

A local business is the Wisconsin Manufacturer of the Year.

Feed My People Food Bank is making it easy for seniors to access food and other supplies, without leaving home.

On Monday, prosecutors filed criminal charges, including felony First-Degree Child Sexual Assault, against Brandon Lomax, 25.

Likely 2016 presidential candidate Scott Walker is headed back to Iowa for an agriculture summit this weekend and fundraiser next month.

A member of the Legislature's budget committee is questioning why Republican Gov. Scott Walker's state bodyguards all received a $4-an-hour raise.

Former University of Minnesota quarterback Philip Nelson won't serve any jail time for an assault that seriously injured a former Minnesota State football player.

The Pepin County Sheriff's Office said a police officer caught Spenser Weber, 24, of Plum City on Friday.

Nearly 100 private and religious schools have applied to be a part of Wisconsin's voucher program next fall.

Amos and Vera Borntreger of Fairchild are facing nearly $43,000 in fines and could have a locked placed on their home for violating uniform building codes.

The City of Black River Falls Police Department now has mobile data computers installed in all City Patrol Units.

Police in California say they will not file charges against Green Bay Packers cornerback Jarrett Bush in connection with a scrum outside a restaurant.

The Minnesota Vikings have been taking advantage of their opportunity to communicate with Adrian Peterson.

The White House says the one-week extension of Homeland Security funding passed by Congress reflects the "failed leadership" of Republicans in Congress.

The American Red Cross encourages eligible blood donors to become everyday heroes by giving blood in celebration of Red Cross Month this March.

President Barack Obama says now is the moment for police to make changes that build trust in minority communities.

The Big Ticket is becoming a hot ticket for the Minnesota Timberwolves.

State tax officials in Minnesota and Wisconsin say they're working to reinstate a system that allowed 80,000 people who work across their shared border to file one state income tax return.

Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker is sounding more notes of caution about U.S.-Israeli relations than even the country's prime minister.

The Pentagon says the U.S. is not providing airstrikes in support of Iraq's ground offensive against Islamic State fighters in the northern city of Tikrit because the Iraqi government did not request it.