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Menomonie Police are searching for suspect involved in suspicious activity that left a man in the hospital.

The House will vote next week to repeal the health care law Republicans have vowed to undo. They'll also direct work to start on a replacement bill the GOP promised more than four years ago.

A Republican lawmaker is calling for dramatic changes in Gov. Scott Walker's budget plan for the University of Wisconsin System.

Low rates for breast-feeding may contribute to health gaps facing U.S. blacks, but in several cities grassroots groups are aiming to change that.

The Republican leader of the Wisconsin state Senate is renewing his call for passage of a right-to-work bill.

Each of the candidates will take questions from people at a public forum in the high school IMC. It starts at 6 p.m. Thursday.

52 year-old William Ledford is accused of entering Wendy and Jon Hageness' home in September.

Sunbeam is recalling about 34,000 Holmes-branded space heaters because they can spray hot oil and possibly cause household damage or injuries.

On Thursday, deputies identified the victim as Logan Paulson, 26.

The Boy Scouts of America have agreed to settle a lawsuit by a 20-year-old California man who was molested by a Scout volunteer in 2007.

A state appeals court has ruled Neenah Foundry's reorganization following bankruptcy doesn't mean the company should be considered a new employer in terms of the state's unemployment system.

Closing in on a decision on whether to again run for president, Mitt Romney is finding that several of his past donors have defected to former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush.

The Holmen Police Department is looking for those responsible for arson and burglary of a home.

According to authorities, this scoutmaster might deserve a demerit badge.

A southern Minnesota man is accused of choking his girlfriend and biting off part of her ear after earlier setting her cat on fire.

The Senate planned to vote on the bill later Thursday, advancing a top priority of the newly empowered GOP. It is one of the first bills to draw a veto threat from President Barack Obama.

Safety researchers say the chances of dying in a crash in a late-model car or light truck fell by more than a third over three years, and nine car models had zero deaths per million registered vehicles.

The Wisconsin State Patrol said it happened at 8:10 a.m. Thursday at State Highway 25, which is near Menomonie.

A Minnesota lawmaker wants parents who don't vaccinate their children to meet with a doctor first.

Add Nickelodeon to the list of channels planning a stand-alone Internet offering.