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A team of "Sweet Scientists" from the University of Wisconsin-Madison has become the latest winner of "The Amazing Race."

With Christmas next week, 33% will be traveling for the holiday season this year, according to TripAdvisor’s winter travel survey.

One bald eagle has died and another is in serious condition in Wisconsin after ingesting lead from ammunition.

Wisconsin wildlife officials aren't saying anything about a federal judge's decision to place Great Lakes wolves back on the endangered species list.

The conservative group at the heart of the investigation into Gov. Scott Walker's 2012 recall campaign says the state election board improperly plowed ahead with its probe of the governor.

Authorities say more than 70 people have been arrested after marchers protesting the death of a black man shot by Milwaukee police in April blocked traffic on Interstate 43.

At least one person is rushed to the hospital following a two car crash Friday evening in Eau Claire.

Crews are still investigating a crash that killed one and sent three others to the hospital in Pierce County.

The man accused of burning down a restaurant in Black River Falls will spend the next 6 months in jail.

A five-year-old boy and his grandma received some early Christmas presents.

A new species will be invading the waters of Half Moon Lake come August.

More police departments are turning to social media to stop crime; recently the Chippewa Falls Police Department used Facebook to catch two vandals.

The conservative group at the heart of the investigation into Gov. Scott Walker's 2012 recall campaign says the state election board improperly plowed ahead with its probe of the governor.

The fourth chief financial officer in less than four years at the Wisconsin agency charged with job creation and economic development is leaving.

Wisconsin wildlife officials aren't saying anything about a federal judge's decision to place Great Lakes wolves back on the endangered species list.

The Dunn County Sheriff's Department says 44 year old Beth Mittelstadt was uncooperative and armed herself with a large knife / machete and threatened Chief William Anderson.

A motion hearing was held Friday in Eau Claire County Court for Thomas Biesterveld of Eau Claire.

Tired of waiting in the freezing cold or scorching heat to catch a ride? Now, a new bus tracking website could help.

Two of the deaths were in Minnesota, according to state health officials. The CDC said the illnesses also occurred in Arizona, California, Missouri, New Mexico, North Carolina, Texas, Utah, Washington, and Wisconsin.

Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen says Wisconsin state law permits foreign ownership of land in some cases.