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Confirmed cases of a highly contagious virus led to the temporary closure of a restaurant.

A study by one UW-Stout biology professor may help explain why honeybees die off in the winter.

The University of Wisconsin System's regents have approved a new report detailing system campuses' reserves and balances.

The group distributes meals every Thursdays at Prairie Ridge Early Learning Center.

It's aimed at teaching people living in Wisconsin about the voter photo ID law that will be in effect for the November 4 General Election.

The home is on West Cedar Street.

The ASPCA® (American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals®) announced today that animals seized last month from an overcrowded mobile home in rural Kendall, Wis. will be transferred to Dane County Humane Society in Madison to be made available for adoption.

Gov. Scott Walker and Democratic challenger Mary Burke meet Friday in Eau Claire for the first of two debates before the Nov. 4 election. Some things to know:

Ladysmith District Administrator Al Brown said there were three cases of the disease confirmed as of late Wednesday afternoon.

The Republican chairmen of House panels that oversee the Pentagon have signed off on an additional $700 million to pay for the military mission to help fight Africa's deadly Ebola outbreak.

Liberia's health minister says another doctor has died at an Ebola treatment center on the outskirts of the capital.

An intersection at the crash scene was closed for approximately four hours.

Police have identified the woman whose death is under investigation in Tomah.

Police say two people are facing child abuse charges after bruises were found on a two-year-old child.

The woman showed no signs or symptoms of Ebola while she was at a jail in Kenosha, and when she was released to federal agents.

Rice Lake standout Henry Ellenson has made his decision and he will be staying in his home state to play his college basketball at Marquette.

Eau Claire firefighters are making safety lessons more interactive in local schools, using a robotic truck and hands-on prevention games.

A lawyer for a Wisconsin man convicted of killing his three daughters has taken the first step in the appeals process.

The latest tallies from the Center for Public Integrity released Thursday show estimated spending on ads that have run through Monday.

University of Wisconsin police have revised a crime prevention tip sheet after some readers said it contained language that blamed victims for crimes such as sexual assault.