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Walker threw out the idea during a meeting with the Wisconsin State Journal editorial board on Monday.

It's a soggy start to our Tuesday morning. Light to moderate rain is falling across much of Western Wisconsin and will likely slow down your morning commute.

Fall season is in full swing and that means a sea of orange can be seen near and far in Wisconsin. Before you grab a knife to carve your pumpkin, here are a few alternative creations to try.

Republican Congressman Paul Ryan says he's not sure that climate change is man-made or can be remedied.

A West Virginia man accused of stalking a 13-year-old terminally ill Wisconsin girl has been sentenced to 18 months in prison.

State and local health care providers as well as emergency responders are gathering in Milwaukee to make sure they are ready for any potential cases of Ebola.

The Wisconsin Historical Society is getting set to host its second annual black genealogy conference.

Sheboygan police and others are searching for a missing 7-year-old girl.

Monday night a development agreement was presented to city council for the six story retail and apartment complex, known as the Mixed Use Building part of the project.

By a unanimous vote, the Altoona Plan Commission has approved a Grace Lutheran Foundation state of the art healthcare campus.

This winter drivers in Chippewa County could be facing difficult driving conditions due to a salt shortage.

Just before 9:30 Monday night police were called to the Subway Sandwich Shop on Eddy Lane.

One of the candidates for Wisconsin Attorney General was in the area Monday.

Firefighters across the country, and locally in Eau Claire, are wearing pink to support the fight against breast cancer.

Cameron Police are still looking for a man they say pretended to be an officer early Monday morning.

A Cadott man arrested in a hit and run crash that killed two people appeared in Dunn County court today.

Crews have a highway blocked off in both directions near the scene of a crash.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is asking hospitals nationwide to keep an eye out for patients who could have Ebola.

Nearly 175 schools from around the state were invited, including several from western Wisconsin.

Members of the Eau Claire, Chippewa Falls, and Menomonie Chambers of Commerce were invited to the event at the Florian Gardens in Eau Claire.