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Speaking to the annual gathering of the United Nations General Assembly, Obama said the U.S. would be a "respectful and constructive partner" in confronting the militants through force.

The Commerce Department says new home sales climbed 18 percent last month to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 504,000.

The Vikings announced Wednesday they put Cassel on injured reserve.

The Rock County Coroner's Office says the body found in a burned car in Janesville is that of an adult female. But, that person has not yet been identified.

A judge is scheduled to hear arguments over a lawsuit that seeks to force Wisconsin elections officials to redesign a model ballot for the November election.

University of Wisconsin-Madison admissions officials say this fall's freshman class is a big one -- and there are lots of native cheeseheads.

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources is planning to ask wolf hunters and trappers for more information about their kills.

A spokesman for the Archdiocese of Milwaukee says mediation in its bankruptcy case has ended without a deal with sexual abuse victims and others owed money.

A Wisconsin man has been charged with first-degree intentional homicide in the death of his girlfriend's 2-year-old son.

A new report shows that about half as much has been spent on campaign television advertising in this year's midterm election in Wisconsin compared with 2010.

A federal judge has sentenced a former Wisconsin prison worker to more than a year behind bars for claiming travel expenses he never incurred.

One woman has died and two men are injured in a single vehicle accident in Dunn County.

Crews from multiple agencies are responding to a massive barn fire in Dunn County.

While the vote doesn't guarantee the ramp will be built it does give the designers a green light to paint a clearer picture of what the structure would look like.

During Tuesday night's Eau Claire City Council meeting, members voted to buy land for a future riverside trail

An area school district is trying to find out why an abnormally high number of students are getting sick

Economists say the number of adults 55 and older joining the workforce is on the rise. Instead of thinking retirement, they’re thinking employment.

Cranberries harvested in Black River Falls can be found all over the globe. With the owner of the marsh making a large local impact.

The Wisconsin, Anti-Violence Effort also known as "WAVE" is making stops throughout the badger state this week.

If you're voting in the election on November 4, you'll have to show a photo ID.