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Two Racine County teenagers are facing sexual assault charges after allegedly giving alcohol to two young girls at a party and having sex with them.

Gray wolves in the western Great Lakes region are protected by federal law once more.

From the streets of ferguson, missouri ... To a rural county road in chippewa falls Officer involved shootings are not just a national issue, they're something that happens here in western Wisconsin. But did you know Wisconsin was the first state in the entire country to have a law setting requirements for how these cases are handled?

The superbug, known in the medical field as CRE, is linked to at least two deaths at UCLA’s medical center in Los Angeles.

Winter days inside can be long for everybody, but one Eau Claire teacher has made it easier for her kindergarteners.

An area school district wants voters to pass a $31.2 million referendum this spring.

Downtown Chippewa Falls turned red to promote heart health for the 4th annual Paint the Town Red.

A century-old trolley bridge has collapsed at a Superior industrial site, slightly injuring two contractors.

Firefighters say an apparent electrical issue caused a fire in a house near Black River Falls.

America's biggest retailer has decided to raise its minimum wage for more than 500,000 employees.

Through the course of this investigation it was learned the stabbing was a hate motivated crime.

On Thursday afternoon, the Chippewa County Sheriff's Office announced it is looking for Theodore Jurek, 81, of Woodbury, MN.

The state medical examiner says former Portland Trail Blazers player Jerome Kersey died from a blood clot that traveled from his left calf to his left lung.

Outdoor skating rink will not be open today.

On Thursday, prosecutors filed a felony charge of Hit and Run Involving Injury against Thomas Dereszynski, 22, of La Crosse.

A bill that would make upskirting -- the act of secretly taking a photo of someone's genitals, buttocks or breasts -- a stand-alone felony has reached a standstill in a state Senate committee.

Yahoo will try to harvest revenue from mobile applications outside its own crop of services as CEO Marissa Mayer scours the digital landscape for more growth opportunities.

Negotiators for the U.S. Postal Service and a major postal union are opening talks on a new contract.

A Minneapolis man who was previously charged with lying to the FBI is now facing additional counts alleging he tried to provide support to the Islamic State group.

The winner of a Powerball ticket in Puerto Rico has appeared a week after hitting the $564 million jackpot but has opted to remain anonymous.