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Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev is back inside a courtroom for the first time since July 2013.

Wisconsin ranks 32nd in private-sector job growth for the 12-month period ending in June.

Gov. Scott Walker says the Wisconsin National Guard is prepared to respond to any unrest that might occur following an announcement on whether to charge a police officer who fatally shot Dontre Hamilton in a Milwaukee park.

Two Wisconsin girls accused of trying to kill a classmate to please the fictional character Slender Man will go before a judge considering their competency to stand trial.

The center in Durand is one of a handful of senior centers in the state that is not owned by the city or a private company.

A tradition dating back to the early 1950's is teaching students the importance of giving back to the community, while celebrating the Christmas season.

Two Eau Claire hospitals are celebrating the grand opening of a new rehabilitation center.

Most people think of the holiday season as a time of giving, but it's also the time of year when senior citizens can be targets of scams.

UW- Eau Claire is facing what it calls one of its largest deficits in the school's history.

Former Badgers assistant, Paul Chryst, comes to Madison after three years as head coach at Pitt.

Right now there are several projects underway in the Chippewa Valley all of which are on schedule. The soon to be CVS Pharmacy on Brackett Ave is just one project that is ahead of schedule.

Two people were sent to the hospital after a crash between a pickup truck and a van, south of Cornell.

The Freedom From Religion Foundation is suing the state to obtain records related to a decision not to enforce Wisconsin's contraceptive coverage law.

Walker made the comments Wednesday in Eau Claire during an appearance at Hartland Aviation to discuss property tax relief.

Gov. Scott Walker says he remains committed to cutting property taxes despite a looming $2.2 billion state budget shortfall.

Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon has ended the state of emergency that he declared for the St. Louis area ahead of unrest over the Ferguson grand jury decision.

HSHS Sacred Heart & St. Joseph’s hospitals are encouraging area residents to take steps during this flu season to keep themselves and their families healthy.

Gov. Scott Walker says he thinks normalization of relations with Cuba is a "bad idea."

Federal authorities have charged 10 people in a scheme that allegedly used stolen credit card numbers to purchase $1.7 million worth of sports and concert tickets and then resold them at venues across Wisconsin and the U.S.

NASCAR driver Kurt Busch testified Wednesday in a hearing in which his ex-girlfriend is seeking a court order directing him to stay away from her.