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The European Space Agency says the spacecraft it successfully landed on a comet may have bounced once, before coming to rest.

Hunters have taken fewer deer during the opening weekend of Minnesota's firearms deer season, compared with last year.

U.S. health officials are telling Congress that they have trained 250,000 American nurses, doctors and other health workers on how to safely handle any Ebola patients who arrive in this country.

Buddy’s Kitchen, a Burnsville, Minn. establishment, is recalling approximately 62,488 pounds of meat and poultry products due to possible contamination with Listeria monocytogenes.

The Energy Department now predicts the average price of gasoline will be below $3 a gallon in 2015.

The driver made it across one bridge before getting stuck at a second bridge in Lake Park. Crews removed the semi Wednesday afternoon.

Marshfield Clinic's Mobile Screening Unit delivers state-of-the-art breast cancer and bone density screenings monthly to rural Wisconsin residents whom otherwise would not have easy access to the services.

Most Wisconsin residents now have access to high-speed Internet connections thanks to expanded broadband coverage across the state.

Wisconsin Democrats have chosen Jennifer Shilling as the new state Senate minority leader.

New York City firefighters have been called to the nation's tallest skyscraper, where two workers are stuck on scaffolding 69 stories above street level.

The commander of the U.S. military's Ebola response in Liberia says the mission will be limited to 3,000 troops -- which is 1,000 fewer than originally planned.

A top official in Iran says the Islamic Republic has written back in response to letters sent by U.S. President Barack Obama, the first acknowledgement of such correspondence.

The group says that if an animal tests positive, it should be euthanized.

A Marshfield woman accused of breaking a seven-month-old girl's leg was sentenced to jail.

A milk producer's plans for a $40 million mega-farm in Adams County have been tied up in the courts for about three years.

A state appeals court says one of Gov. Scott Walker's former aides was properly convicted of campaigning on taxpayers' time.

A new and very unique donation has people in Menomonie taking a trip back in time, to an era when making, selling and transporting alcoholic beverages was illegal.

Two Republicans have announced bids to succeed state Sen. Glenn Grothman in the state Senate after he won election to Congress.

An employee who works at a La Crosse mall is fighting to keep Black Friday shopping from creeping into Thanksgiving Day.

Authorities are investigating the disappearance of money from the Brown County Drug Abuse Resistance Education program that they say has led a longtime deputy to resign.