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Gov. Scott Walker says he gets weekly updates from the state health department about what would happen if someone tests positive for Ebola in Wisconsin.

Gov. Scott Walker says hundreds of same-sex marriages performed in June will be recognized by the state.

Friends of the American freelance journalist with Ebola are turning to crowdsourcing to help pay for huge medical bills.

A dry start to the afternoon, but rain is quickly heading in our direction for later this afternoon. Showers will spread across the area through the afternoon. The steadiest rain will be this evening...

Gov. Scott Walker says he thinks eight to 10 years is the appropriate amount of time for a person to remain in the same public office.

A local grocery store in Eau Claire was recognized by the Department of Workforce Development for its dedication in hiring people with disabilities.

During the weekend of September 19-21, 2014, multiple houses and garages were burglarized in the neighborhoods surrounding Mitscher Drive and Anric Drive.

Federal health authorities are telling the nation's hospitals to "think Ebola."

Susan Happ's campaign released a statement Monday noting saying background checks are an obvious solution to gun violence.

Recent state and national data shows Wisconsin teachers on average earn less than their peers nationwide while the state generally pays administrators more.

On Monday, the Adams County Sheriff’s Office announced it was looking for Todd M. Galbrecht, 51.

The $8,500 grant will also provide a vest for a K9 from the Winona County Sheriff's Office.

An experimental Canadian-made Ebola vaccine that has shown promise in tests on primates is beginning clinical trials on humans in the U.S.

Tests confirmed the first known case of Ebola transmitted in the nation, raising questions about assurances by health officials here that the disease will be contained and any American hospital should be able to treat it.

The business was named an 'Exemplary Employer' for its commitment to hiring people with disabilities.

A Minnesota judge has signed off on a settlement in a landmark case that accused Catholic church leaders in Minnesota of creating a public nuisance by failing to warn parishioners about an abusive priest.

Wisconsin officials say they are paying about 14 percent more for road salt this year.

The Clark County Sheriff's Office is investigating the accident.

In case of rain, the work will be conducted the following night.

A jury has convicted the owner of a restaurant that burned down in 2011 of party to the crime of arson.