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In the three weeks of war with Israel, residents of Gaza hadn't seen the kind of bombardment that Israel unleashed today.

For another day, fighting in eastern Ukraine has again kept international investigators from reaching the debris of the Malaysia Airlines jet that was shot down.

Dr. Shek Umar had been hospitalized in quarantine since he contracted the virus that has killed more than 670 people across West Africa this year.

The acting U.S. surgeon general is asking Americans to give up their love of sunbathing and indoor tanning beds, citing an alarming 200 percent jump in the number of deadly melanoma cases diagnosed since 1973.

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Mary Burke's latest television ad returns the focus of the campaign to Gov. Scott Walker's 2010 promise to add 250,000 private sector jobs over four years.

On Tuesday, prosecutors filed several criminal charges, including a Felony Burglary charge, against Donna Lehr, 39, of Ladysmith.

The Friends of Sacred Heart Hospital’s Golf & Tennis Classic was Monday at the Eau Claire Country Club.

Wisconsin school districts have spoken out against Gov. Scott Walker's recent statement calling for a change in the state's curriculum standards.

If you know where he might be, you're asked to call the Clark County Sheriff’s Office at 715-743-3157 or 1-800-743-2420.

Officers say one teenager accidentally shot another teenager with a stolen gun.

House and Senate negotiators have approved a compromise bill to spend about $17 billion to overhaul the Department of Veterans Affairs.

A state appeals court has rejected a lawsuit filed against the University of Wisconsin-Stout heads groundskeeper by a student who fractured her ankle after slipping on ice.

A company spokesperson said Dunkin' Donuts on North Clairemont Avenue opened at 8 a.m. Tuesday.

House Republicans are heading toward a vote Thursday on a slimmed-down bill to address the immigration crisis on the border by sending in National Guard troops and speeding unaccompanied migrant youths back to Central America.

Democratic and Republican members of Congress are scrambling to seal a $225 million boost to Israel's Iron Dome missile defense system before they break this week for a month-long recess.

U.S. home prices rose in May from a year earlier at the weakest pace in 15 months, as home sales remain modest.

Green Bay is the latest city in Wisconsin to consider banning cell phones for drivers.

The body of a missing man from Hurley has been found in his vehicle in an abandoned mine shaft filled with water.

The court is planning to issue its ruling on the collective bargaining changes Gov. Scott Walker and the Republican Legislature approved in 2011, despite massive protests that led to a series of recall elections.

The number of landlords suing the City of La Crosse over a new ordinance has grown significantly.