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St. Paul police confirm there has been an officer-involved shooting in a north side neighborhood.

In the wake of Prince's death, legislative committees plan hearings on a bill to clarify the rights of artists to control the commercial use of their names, likenesses and images -- and extend those protections to an artist's heirs.

North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory is going to court in a fight for a state law that limits protections for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people.

Authorities say a Florida man was bitten by an alligator after he mistook it for dead.

Authorities say a woman has died after jumping from a moving pickup truck near Rogers.

A woman hit by a teenager riding his bike on the sidewalk in Beloit has died of her injuries.

Administrators of Wisconsin's only high school focused on helping students recover from drug and alcohol addiction say financial difficulties may force them to close it.

A second lawsuit is set for trial against a U.S. gun shop after a jury in October found the store negligently sold a gun used to injure two Milwaukee police officers.

Her job will be to educate the public about the importance of agriculture in Wisconsin.

A worker at the New Jersey convenience store that sold a Powerball ticket worth $429.6 million says he and his colleagues are "amazed" that it happened.

A large storm that brought a series of tornadoes to eastern Colorado has dumped up to a foot of snow in Wyoming and is bringing severe weather to the Great Plains as it pushes east.

Eau Claire County’s 2015 suicide rates are the highest ever recorded for the county at 25; that's an increase from 13 deaths by suicide in 2014.

Hundreds of miles away, here in the Chippewa Valley, locals have been seeing haze and smelling smoke from the Canadian wildfires. And the effects could continue as long as the flames do.

Whether you went out for brunch or bought her flowers, gardening centers say Mother's Day is their busiest time of the year.

A newly formed UW-Eau Claire Car Club held it's first of many car shows Sunday.

Two men will each serve 37 years in prison for fatally beating a 90-year-old man in his Carver County farm home last year.

North Carolina government and university officials have until Monday to tell federal attorneys they won't enforce a new law limiting which public bathrooms transgender people can use.

Police officers in Cape Coral, Florida have charged a 33-year-old man with killing his father and then dismembering the body.

A relative says a 9-year-old Milwaukee girl remains in critical condition after she was wounded last week by a bullet fired from outside her home.

The Cincinnati Reds have recalled outfielder Kyle Waldrop from Triple-A Louisville before Sunday's game against the Milwaukee Brewers.