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The department wants your help in finding Isaac Lasiewicz, 22, and Nathan Johnson, 23.

Two gay couples suing for the right to marry are off to Chicago to listen to oral arguments before a federal appeals court. Carol Schumacher and Virginia Wolf of Eau Claire are among them.

She told investigators that she was trying to light a cigarette and had a seizure.

Students in Minneapolis Public Schools are back in the classroom.

Two parties linked to a secret investigation into whether Gov. Scott Walker's campaign illegally coordinated with conservative groups in 2012 are asking a federal appeals court not to release any more documents in the case.

The driver went to Our Lady of Victory Hospital in Stanley where he died from his injuries.

She told investigators she had been walking on a trail, and was lost.

New UW-Stout Chancellor plans to speak to faculty and staff in first major campus address.

A Wisconsin historical site's vintage base ball team is getting set to close out its season next month.

Outagamie County will use alcohol detection bracelets to monitor repeat drunken drivers in a special court program.

A Fitchburg police lieutenant says charges are likely early this week against a recently retired Dane County sheriff's deputy accused of fatally shooting his wife and sister-in-law.

Earlier this year, the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation approved the tax credit for Ashley Furniture.

A local club is sending its thanks to soldiers overseas. Cornell's Camaraderie Club has sent more than 1,800 care packages to soldiers with local ties, over the last eight years.

The city of Plymouth wants to use the phrase "World's Cheese Capital" in marketing and tourism materials. But officials say someone else already has the trademark on a similar phrase.

Democrat Mary Burke is the first woman to win a major party nomination for Wisconsin governor, but you wouldn't know that from her campaign. She rarely strays from her main message of job creation.

Authorities have released the names of two women who died after a shooting in a Fitchburg home.

The Department of Natural Resources is weighing a proposal from the Green Lake Coldwater Fish Advisory Committee to stock Big Green Lake in Green Lake County with the salmon for four years.

The 26-year-old Lucas Leffel is accused of entering four homes. He's charged with three counts of burglary and four counts of second-degree sexual assault of an unconscious victim.

When asked on Sunday about the possibility of running, Ryan said he and his family will "take very seriously and weigh" the decision next year. Ryan has said he is not eager to spend even more time away from his small Wisconsin hometown where he and his wife, Janna, have raised their own family.

A Charter Communications spokesperson said the company is working on restoring services to its operating area.