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The FBI and the Homeland Security Department say there is no indication of advanced al-Qaida or Islamic State group terror plotting inside the United States. But they say airstrikes in Syria may have temporary disrupted attack planning against U.S. or Western targets.

An international fraternity has revoked the membership of the president of its University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee chapter amid an investigation into whether local fraternity members slipped "date rape" drugs into party drinks.

A Clark County man accused of attempting to kill his dog by skinning it alive has pleaded not guilty by mental disease or defect.

A federal appeals court has refused to allow a liberal group to file a brief arguing Wisconsin transportation officials can't issue enough photo IDs to voters before the Nov. 4 election.

The Pierce County Sheriff's Office said Tuesday that Corey Peterson, 38, of Turtle Lake was arrested in Polk County.

The horse ended up with minor cuts, and both the car and buggy were severely damaged.

Republican attorney general hopeful Brad Schimel has unveiled a plan to curb crimes against women.

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry says more than 50 countries have joined the coalition to fight the Islamic State extremist group.

A master's of public health student at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse is sharing her story after being evacuated from Sierra Leone last month amid the deadly Ebola outbreak.

Investigators served a search warrant and arrested Dustin C. Roh, 23, and Callie D. Kirschbaum, 35, both of Prairie du Chien.

Hours after the barrage of airstrikes began, Lt. Gen. William Mayville said the attacks took out key Islamic State training camps and facilities.

Since the first cases were reported six months ago, the tally of cases in West Africa has reached an estimated 5,800 illnesses and over 2,800 deaths.

When a Wabasha hotel didn't have enough rooms for all the migrant workers helping with the apple harvest, it set up a couple tents with cots and pillows. Now, the city has stepped in and ordered Coffee Mill Inn and Suites to take down the tents.

Police say three people have been killed in a shooting at a UPS facility in Birmingham, Alabama.

Republican legislative leaders filed the lawsuit against the state Government Accountability Board in Waukesha County last week.

The head of the national teachers' union says beating Gov. Scott Walker is the organization's top priority in the upcoming Wisconsin election.

More Wisconsin residents have reported they were victims of a Green Bay Packers ticket scam through which police say a 37-year-old Marshfield man stole tens of thousands of dollars.

TTM Technologies, based in Chippewa Falls, makes printed circuit boards for electronic devices.

This is a special week at libraries across the country, Banned Books Week. It celebrates intellectual freedom, the freedom to read material some may call unorthodox or unpopular.

A statewide tour to raise awareness about the impact of gun violence made its way to Eau Claire on Tuesday.