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Milwaukee police say a 7-year-old boy has drowned while attending a birthday party at a hotel.

An elderly couple is dead after being struck by a sport utility vehicle as they left a church in southeastern Wisconsin.

Lawmakers are set to reignite conversations this week about whether vaping -- using electronic cigarettes and other vapor smoking devices -- should be included in Wisconsin's smoking ban.

Police say 11 people were hurt but none seriously when a bus crashed on Interstate 94 in southeastern Wisconsin.

Eau Claire police are investigating a Saturday night stabbing on the 800 block of Water Street.

Nearly $170,000 was raised at this year's Star Fest Telethon for UCP.

Police bomb and dog teams searched two planes at Atlanta's main airport after authorities received bomb threats made online.

Hundreds of winter enthusiasts came out to Lake Altoona today, not only to have some fun with friends and family, but to support a good cause.

The Kenosha mayor says he's very disappointed Gov. Scott Walker decided against a request to build a casino there.

A male gorilla born at the Milwaukee County Zoo in November has finally been named.

Now that Gov. Scott Walker has decided on the Kenosha casino, supporters of a proposed Ho-Chunk casino in Beloit hope it will move through federal review more quickly.

Bruce Larson, head coach at Somerset High School in Wisconsin, has been honored as the Don Shula NFL High School Coach of the Year.

Twelve of Milwaukee's 15 aldermen are condemning the remarks of a colleague who predicted there would be sexual assaults on streetcars.

A driver who entered Interstate 94 the wrong way is dead and five others are injured after a six-vehicle crash in Milwaukee County.

With the help of dozens of Christmas trees and hundreds of pounds of logs, the first ever winter fest kicks off with a bang on Lake Altoona.

Feed My People food bank in Eau Claire has partnered with surrounding elementary and middle schools to provide students with an extra few meals if needed.

Family and friends are sharing memories of an Eau Claire man who left a life-changing legacy. John Finney died last Saturday. He was 75. Finney is best known for starting Joshua's Camp.

Tax season is here and just this week the IRS began accepting 2014 tax returns. But, before you file there are some changes you may want to know about.

Local law enforcement agencies are teaming up with Buffalo Wild Wings for a good cause.