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The DNR appreciates its customers while celebrating its mascot's birthday.

Changes are coming to the way Wisconsin job seekers file unemployment benefits.

A push to combat childhood obesity could result in more gym time for elementary students.

Running back Eddie Lacy appears to be progressing well from a concussion suffered in the Green Bay Packers' season-opening loss to Seattle.

Terrence Seubert is charged in Marathon County with eight felony counts of mistreatment of animals causing death. NOTE: This story contains information that some readers may find disturbing.

The group is doing the trek to raise money for Paul's Pantry in Wisconsin, and Mom's and Neighbors food shelves in Minnesota.

Wisconsin officials have set up a new process to help people get state identification cards without paying for a birth certificate.

Court records show that Ian Skjerly, 35, of Rice Lake entered the plea to a charge of 2nd Degree Intentional Homicide on Wednesday.

Gov. Scott Walker's campaign spokeswoman says the fact that the nation's largest public sector union is making his ouster their top priority shows that they are bitter.

Starr's family said Wednesday in a statement released by the Green Bay Packers that Starr had the stroke last week.

The crash happened around 2:30 p.m. and involved two cars, including one that landed on its roof.

The bite occurred in the 3600 block of Lever Street, near Anric Drive.

Commissioner Roger Goodell has sent a memo to the 32 teams reiterating that the NFL never saw until Monday the video of Ray Rice punching his then-fiancee that led to Rice's indefinite suspension and release by the Baltimore Ravens.

The spinning wheel of death is taking over some popular websites.

The Supreme Court has formally added gay marriage cases to the justices' agenda for their closed-door conference on Sept. 29.

Wisconsin's governor says he's committed to making sure more students and families can afford a UW-System education.

A Minnesota Vikings official says there is "no more wiggle room" in the construction schedule for the team's $1 billion stadium after a completion deadline got pushed back to the end of July in 2016.

Obama has told congressional lawmakers that he has the authority to proceed with much of his plan without their formal approval. However, he is seeking authorization from Congress for the train-and-equip operation for Syrian rebels, a request he first made earlier this summer.

Preliminary information from the scene indicates that the she likely died as a result of a gunshot wound to the head.

An attorney for one of two 12-year-old girls charged with stabbing a classmate in an attempt to please a fictional character says he doubts she is mentally fit to stand trial.