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Law enforcement agencies now have a new bureau to investigate deaths when one of their own is involved.

The City of Chippewa Falls broke ground on its newest city park.

Homes were evacuated because of a gas leak in La Crosse.

An area community is coming together by celebrating Wisconsin agriculture.

A local nonprofit organization that helps hundreds of people in need each week is in danger of closing its doors for good.

Drivers urged to share the road, riders urged to get licensed

The judge in the trial of a Georgia man accused of intentionally leaving his toddler son in a hot SUV to die has granted a defense request to move the trial.

A federal lawsuit claims Starbucks regularly overfills its cold drinks with ice instead of using the advertised amount of coffee or other liquid in its plastic cups.

The week was declared by Ronald Reagan back in 1984.

A Neillsville woman accused of stealing over $170,000 from a hardware store is charged.

He sold his car and struggled to make house payments after his diagnosis, but now he's getting some help.

Sam first hit the public spotlight in January. Images of him helping plow neighborhood driveways with his little bulldozer became popular online.

You don't see this flock wandering the halls on a normal school day.

While state agents investigate a fatal shooting by police in Wausau, the city's mayor is weighing in on the incident.

Investigators said the motorcycle crashed just before 7:30 p.m. Saturday on State Highway 29 near County Road H, which is near Elk Mound.

Next weekend marks Eau Claire County’s free camping weekend.

A Minnesota judge has confirmed the appointment of a special administrator to oversee the settlement of Prince's estate.

The Food and Drug Administration's latest anti-smoking campaign takes aim at young adults in the LGBT community, who officials say are nearly twice as likely to use tobacco as their peers.

Amtrak says two of its trains that travel between Pittsburg and Washington are being affected by the CSX derailment over the weekend.

Detroit Public Schools says most of its schools are closed amid a sick-out by teachers following an announcement that the district is running out of money.