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Local police officers are serving the community in a different way. They’re helping raise money for the Kids N’Cops program by seating customers and serving beverages at the Altoona Family Restaurant.

A Marathon County man is suing the Town of Stettin for $4.5 million after two dozen deputies and an armored vehicle were sent to his home earlier this month.

Prosecutors recently filed a charge of First Degree Intentional Homicide against Cade Clark, 26, of Tomah.

Labor unions, the state Republican Party and the state realtors association are all pumping money to Wisconsin's attorney general candidates.

President Barack Obama says the United States can't be seen as shying away from battle against Ebola.

Wisconsin health officials have set up a plan for moving Ebola patients in the state to one of four hospitals.

Two University of Wisconsin-La Crosse employees have filed complaints against the school alleging discrimination and retaliation.

The liberal Center for Media and Democracy is asking the Internal Revenue Service to investigate the conservative group at the center of the John Doe investigation into Gov. Scott Walker's 2012 recall campaign.

Wood County authorities have charged a 55-year-old man who they say killed his brother and buried the body in his backyard.

Police Chief Patrick LaBarbera says there will likely be more arrests and more property recovered in a series of burglaries in the city.

As a part of its parking study, the city is asking for input on the downtown parking experience.

The Wisconsin state elections board has decided not to change its policy about when a voter turns 18 and is eligible to vote.

The founder and CEO of health care software giant Epic Systems and the creator of the American Girl doll company are among the donors to Wisconsin Democratic gubernatorial candidate Mary Burke.

It happened Tuesday morning as students were arriving at school.

Experts say marine manufacturing is a $6 billion industry that's critical to the economic landscape of Wisconsin.

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Mary Burke has raised about $1 million less than her campaign originally said.

Marshfield Clinic researchers are enrolling pregnant Wisconsin farmers in a study of children's allergies and asthma.

Two University of Wisconsin-La Crosse employees have filed complaints against their employer alleging discrimination and retaliation.

Oshkosh police have arrested one of two men who they say committed robberies and assaults near the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh campus.

Wisconsin dairy farmers had another record-setting month of milk production in September and are on pace to set a new annual record.