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A famous bassist and longtime friend of pop megastar Prince says the artist found "real happiness" in his faith and could stay up all night talking about the Bible.

Some members of the St. Cloud State University women's tennis team are suing the school, alleging it has offered more athletic opportunities for men.

Authorities say a father of three was killed when he attempted to assist a woman who had been shot by her husband during an argument outside of a Dallas-area store.

An American serviceman killed in Iraq by fire from the Islamic State group has been identified as a Navy SEAL.

Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder will greet President Barack Obama at a Flint airport and talk to him about efforts to solve the city's drinking water mess.

The owners of a Milwaukee-based paper machine manufacturer have delighted their employees by handing them the keys to the 65-year-old company.

Children's Hospital of Wisconsin says lab tests show that a child diagnosed with Elizabethkingia is not connected to the strain that has caused an outbreak of the bloodstream infection in Wisconsin.

Defense Secretary Ash Carter says an American serviceman has been killed near Irbil in Iraq.

A record number of U.S. tourists visited Washington last year.

Crews will upgrade the signals at several intersections during the evening of Tuesday May 3.

The megahit musical "Hamilton" has grabbed a record-breaking 16 Tony Award nominations, the biggest haul in Broadway history and another notch in the show's march into theatrical history.

Clark County ATV trails will be opening up Friday.

A Milwaukee police officer has been suspended without pay after he was accused of enticing a child.

Shawano is the latest Wisconsin community to adopt a policy that fines parents whose children repeatedly bully classmates.

Plans for a more accessible baseball field at Jeffers Park, continue to move forward.

Tenants of a downtown Eau Claire mixed-use building could soon have the option to own the units they're leasing.

The Pagoda was removed in 2014 from the roof of the former Woo's Pagoda restaurant two years ago to make way for the CVS Pharmacy on Hastings Way.

Employee wages throughout the Eau Claire School District could be changing, as administrators look to recruit and retain workers.

Over the next few weeks, many high school students will graduate and go right into college this coming fall. However, a few choose to take some time off before plunging right into college

Seventh and eighth grade students from Coulee Christian School in West Salem honored our nation's service members Monday by holding a care package drive.