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Patriots coach Bill Belichick says he doesn't know how footballs became deflated during the game that got his team to the Super Bowl.

Milwaukee police are searching for a suspect who robbed a bank on the city's north side.

Milwaukee County authorities say a 21-year-old Silver Lake man has died after falling from a balcony at a suburban Milwaukee shopping center.

A semi truck crashed Wednesday evening on I-94 blocking traffic for more than an hour. The Wisconsin Department of Transportation says it happened just before 7 pm near the intersection of Highway "E".

The City of Eau Claire Economic Development Department is working to bring both a bike trail and business to the western banks of the Chippewa River near Madison Street.

The younger brother of Green Bay Packers coach Mike McCarthy has died.

The word “can’t” is not in Melanie Ives’ vocabulary; she was born with cerebral palsy but she doesn’t let her disability define her.

United Way of the Greater Chippewa Valley unveiled a new business plan today with new goals, but some charity organizations say they were left out.

Technical colleges from across Wisconsin met in Eau Claire, Wednesday to discuss plans for $20 million in federal grants.

Parenting isn't an easy job, but there are resources if you have questions.

The police department says all students are safe, and the school had a slightly delayed (3 minute) dismissal as a precaution.

Running back Melvin Gordon is giving thanks to Wisconsin fans before turning his attention to getting ready for the NFL draft.

A Wisconsin state Senate committee has scheduled a public hearing on a school accountability bill that would not impose sanctions on failing public schools.

Authorities are investigating an apparent shooting at the Street Transit Center in Racine.

A second large oil spill into Montana's Yellowstone River in less than four years is reviving questions about oversight of the nation's aging pipeline infrastructure.

Deputies were granted entry to the residence where they located the man and subsequently arrested him.

Senate Democratic Leader Harry Reid's office says he will undergo surgery on his right eye next week following an injury sustained in an exercise accident on New Year's Day.

Wisconsin state Superintendent Tony Evers says he fears "more divisive mandates" for public schools are on the way, and he is calling on the Legislature to "hit the pause button."

On January 17, volunteers from the National Eagle Center spread out across the blufflands of southeast Minnesota, western Wisconsin and eastern Iowa during the 11th annual Wintering Golden Eagle Survey. They were seeking golden eagles that winter in the hills and valleys of the region.

A local athlete will be participating in the X Games this year.