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Brackett Ave. in Eau Claire could be open to traffic sooner than expected
Eau Claire's city engineer says Brackett Avenue could be open sooner than expected.
Governor Walker approves improvement project at Neillsville Municipal Airport
Governor Scott Walker has announced a $732,078 project to reconstruct the Neillsville Municipal Airport’s runway and taxiway.
First lady Michelle Obama to campaign in Minnesota
First lady Michelle Obama has plans to campaign in Minnesota next week for Democratic Gov. Mark Dayton and Sen. Al Franken.
State budget finishes last year with $517 million
The Wisconsin state budget ended the last fiscal year with a $517 million surplus.
Trempealeau County to offer energy assistance
Trempealeau County is now taking applications for energy assistance.
NEW INFORMATION: Bond for suspect in murder of Stephanie Low set at $2,000,000
A man police say lead them to body of a woman missing since Oct. 10, 2010 was charged with her murder Wednesday.
Burke distances herself from Doyle policies
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Mary Burke is attempting to distance herself from former Democratic Gov. Jim Doyle, whom she worked under for nearly three years as Commerce Department secretary.
Walker, Burke nearly even in latest poll
The race for governor in Wisconsin is back to a dead heat.
Wisconsin attorney general's race remains close
A new poll shows Republican Brad Schimel and Democrat Susan Happ nearly even in the race for Wisconsin attorney general.
Burke says voters do care about abortion views
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Mary Burke says she believes voters do care about the candidates' views on abortion and women's health issues, even though Gov. Scott Walker says people he meets are focused on the economy.
Status of Wisconsin state budget due in report
The clearest picture yet of what condition Wisconsin's state budget is in is scheduled to be released by Gov. Scott Walker's administration.
Extra law enforcement at UW-River Falls
University of Wisconsin-River Falls police say there's an increased law enforcement presence on campus following an anonymous threat.
Burke says dispute over jobs plan slowed momentum
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Mary Burke says disputes over the authenticity of her jobs plan slowed momentum of her campaign against Republican Gov. Scott Walker.
Lake Altoona draw down to begin Nov. 1
It's aimed at minimizing damage to property from ice shifting and to create a larger reservoir capacity in anticipation of spring rains and runoff from melting snow.
Protesters to shadow Wisconsin wolf hunters
Wisconsin's third annual wolf hunt began Wednesday.
President Obama to campaign for Burke in Milwaukee
President Barack Obama plans to campaign with Democratic gubernatorial candidate Mary Burke in Milwaukee just before the election.
Johnson: US must send ground troops to fight ISIS
Johnson says the airstrikes the U.S. is already undertaking won't be enough.
Ex-Wisconsin teacher aide takes deal in sex case
A former Appleton school district teacher's aide charged with sexually assaulting a student has taken a plea deal.
Eagles' Don Henley sues Duluth Trading Co.
A founding member of the Eagles rock band is suing a Wisconsin clothing manufacturer over an ad he claims is a copyright violation.
Latest Marquette University poll to be released
The latest Marquette University Law School poll showing voters' thoughts on the races for governor and attorney general is slated to be released.