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Teenager seriously hurt in Chippewa Co. crash
A Bloomer teenager was severely injured after losing control of his SUV on an icy stretch of road.
NEW INFORMATION: Pizza delivery driver now charged in stabbing
22 year-old Andrew Lawrence faces one count of attempted first-degree reckless homicide, first-degree recklessly endangering safety, and one count of felony bail jumping.
Man arrested in child sex sting pleads guilty
44 year-old Chad Shiffer made the plea to a count of attempted child enticement. Two other charges were dismissed.
Brackett Avenue, Keith Street traffic signals to go into "flash mode" Friday
The full signalization of Brackett Avenue and Harding Avenue is currently planned to be completed by the end of February 2015, weather permitting.
Court denies bid for new trial in Michael Jackson case
A California appeals court has upheld a jury's decision that the promoter of Michael Jackson's ill-fated comeback concerts is not financially responsible for his death.
Flu hospitalizations of elderly hit record high, CDC says
Some new evidence this is a particularly bad flu season: Flu-related hospitalizations of the elderly are the highest since the government started tracking that statistic nine years ago.
Fired worker seeking hundreds of thousands of dollars from Chippewa Co.
Former Chippewa County Finance Director Dennis Hunt filed a claim against the county on Thursday.
NEW INFORMATION: Suspect in deadly Barron Co. hit-and-run case arrested
Jim Lo, 33, of Barron was arrested for homicide by negligent
operation of a motor vehicle.
Former GOP nominee Romney will not run for president in '16
Former Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney will not run for president in 2016.
SUPER BOWL XLIX: Doug Baldwin headlines group of unheralded receivers
Criticism of Seattle's receivers comes from ex-players-turned-broadcasters, other reporters and plenty of fans on social media.
Trevino's attorney argues for new trial
The attorney for Jeffery Trevino argued in front of a three-judge panel Thursday that the jury did not receive proper instructions during Trevino's trial.
Wis. schools buy local fruit, vegetables, not as much dairy
Federal agriculture officials say Wisconsin's school districts are strong participants in buying local fruits and vegetables for their lunchrooms.
Senate leader says he has votes to pass right to work
Republican Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald says he has the votes to pass a right-to-work bill in Wisconsin this session.
Traffickers on way to North Dakota stopping in Sioux Falls
Authorities say Sioux Falls has become a popular stopping-off point for sex traffickers on their way to the booming western North Dakota oil patch.
Semi crashes, spills diesel on I-94 in Jackson County
Semi driver survives early morning I-94 crash, diesel spill cleanup underway.
Romney scheduled to return to Janesville
Mitt Romney is scheduled to return to Wisconsin this spring, possibly again as a Republican candidate for president.
Mitt Romney to update supporters on plans for 2016 campaign
Three weeks after unexpectedly saying he was considering another run for president, Mitt Romney plans to update supporters about his plans for the 2016 presidential campaign.
Three more children die from flu in Wisconsin
Three more children have died from flu complications in Wisconsin. The state's pediatric deaths this season are now second only to Texas.
Scott Walker ramping up a national political operation
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker is expanding his political operation as he fights for early momentum in the crowded Republican presidential field.
"TwoPianists" perform at UW-Eau Claire
Internationally recognized pianists perform free show in Eau Claire.