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Walker was at the Hanson Family Farm in Elk Mound to tour the facility and make remarks.

In the November 4 General Election, Wisconsin voters will have their say on a binding referendum. It asks whether the state constitution should be changed so that transportation funding could only be used for transportation needs.

A conservative group wants a judge to immediately order that the state stop enforcing a Wisconsin law limiting coordination between third-party organizations and political candidates.

A federal judge in Wisconsin says she is lifting her hold on an order allowing same-sex marriages to take place in Wisconsin.

Mark Gottlieb issued the written response to several Democratic lawmakers who are calling for the department to extend hours at the service centers.

Opponents of Wisconsin's voter photo identification law want a federal appeals court to stay a ruling declaring the mandate constitutional.

A central New Jersey town is reeling after its high school football season was cut short by allegations of bullying and harassment among players.

Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources biologists have confirmed the first two cougar sightings this year.

Winona is holding a free workshop Thursday to teach the public about the vine.

First lady Michelle Obama is headed to the upper Midwest to campaign for Democrats running for governor in Wisconsin and Illinois.

The first debate, which will be held at the Mayo Clinic Health System Auditorium in Eau Claire, is on Friday at 7 p.m. WEAU 13 News Anchor Judy Clark is one of four panelists.

The map will tell whether there is forest, water, wetland or a different environment in any given area of the state.

A 33-year-old man from Mt. Sterling was pronounced dead on the scene.

The project is expected to begin in the fall of 2015.

Trick-or-treating hours have been set in the City of Eau Claire.

It probably won't cost as much to stay warm this winter because a repeat of the deep freeze that kept much of the nation shivering last winter is so unlikely.

A group of Chippewa Valley men are about to pull on their aprons, grab their most award-winning recipe and cook for both competition and charity.

A Madison man has been sentenced to seven years in prison for two heroin sales linked to fatal and near-fatal overdoses.

Sheboygan County authorities have charged a former youth church director with 15 counts of possessing child pornography.

Monday night the commission voted 7-1 to approve a sight plan for the mixed used building portion of the project.