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Earlier this week, the 829th Engineering Company returned home from a successful mission in Afghanistan. Sunday there was a presentation of the flags that were flown over the base they occupied.

As a key member of the Packers’ offensive line under coach Vince Lombardi, Thurston was a crucial component of the team’s famous power sweep, which helped the Packers win five NFL titles in the 1960s.

Authorities say dozens of people were sickened by a carbon monoxide leak at a Wisconsin hockey rink.

Milwaukee police are investigating a shooting that left one man dead and another man hospitalized.

A number of Wisconsin state parks and forests will offer guided New Year's Day hikes.

Wisconsin's anti-abortion groups have drawn up their wish list for the next legislative session.

More than 700 undergraduate and graduate students walked across the stage, receiving degrees in two ceremonies at Johnson Fieldhouse.

38-year old Billy Daniels is a Huber inmate who walked away Thursday. Deputies were on the search for him but he's since turned himself in.

The American Red Cross is urging neighbors to have a plan in place to help protect families, just in case danger strikes.

The first winter farmer’s market of the year kicked off Saturday at the L.E. Phillips Senior Center.

A new survey finds a majority of Americans won't be spending more this holiday season, but it also reveals who will.

The lawyers who successfully fought to undo Wisconsin's ban on same-sex marriage are seeking to recoup $1.2 million in legal costs from the case.

The Milwaukee man convicted of shooting and killing a 10-year-old on a playground has been sentenced to 44 years in prison.

The state Department of Justice is recommending police don't submit evidence from some sexual assault exams to the state crime lab without the victim's consent.

The incoming Republican chairman of the House Budget committee says he's going to draft a fiscal blueprint to balance the budget in 10 years.

Police say a 70-year-old River Hills woman is dead after she was crushed by her own vehicle in her driveway.

A former aide to Gov. Scott Walker when he was Milwaukee county executive has appealed her conviction of misconduct in office to the Wisconsin Supreme Court.

Republican critics of the board that oversees elections and ethics law in Wisconsin say a new audit shows that an overhaul is needed.

At least two people have died in accidents as freezing drizzle made for slippery roads in parts of Wisconsin.

A Milwaukee man charged with fatally shooting his wife has taken his own life.