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The name of that victim isn't being released at this time.

Wisconsin has made a new income tax reciprocity offer to Minnesota.

Two former University of Wisconsin Foundation executives have announced plans to create an alternative medical school near Madison.

Newly released documents show the Minnesota Sports Facilities Authority wanted assurances the National Football League would get priority plowing in the event of snowfall during Super Bowl week in the Twin Cities.

Virginia State Police say two were killed and at least 20 injured when a fierce storm slammed a campground on the state's Eastern Shore.

Twenty-five forensic experts and dozens of support staff are now working to identify the remains of victims from the Malaysia Airlines plane that was shot down over eastern Ukraine last week.

A federal appeals court has rejected the Wisconsin elections board's request to intervene in an ongoing lawsuit over an investigation into Gov. Scott Walker's 2012 recall campaign and a host of conservative groups.

Attorney general hopeful Ishmael Ozanne failed to supply a reason for spending $33,000 in campaign cash on state reports.

Average U.S. long-term mortgage rates were stable to slightly higher this week, remaining near their lows for the year.

The University of Minnesota is celebrating a milestone in creating an experimental particle detector that it says could eventually yield important information about the beginning of the universe.

I-90 westbound traffic is moving, but eastbound traffic is being directed south on Highway 61 to La Crescent and east into La Crosse, Wisconsin, to then connect back with I-90 through La Crosse.

Sales of new U.S. homes plunged in June, a sign that real estate continues to be a weak spot in the economy.

United Airlines will be the first U.S. carrier to resume flights to Israel after a two-day hiatus caused by combat in the Gaza Strip.

Eleven programs would be merged, including food stamps, cash welfare, housing subsidies and heating aid for the poor, among others.

Gaza health officials say the death toll from an Israeli strike on a compound housing a U.N. school in the northern Gaza Strip has risen to at least 15.

A motorcyclist is severely injured after crashing into a deer Wednesday night on State Hwy 16 in the town of Tomah.

Sunrise heads to the Eau Claire County Fair to see the hardworking 4-H volunteers.

Authorities say a flight operated by Air Algerie carrying 110 passengers and a crew of six has disappeared from the radar on a flight from Burkina Faso to Algiers.

International competition begins in Hayward where the very best lumberjacks are gathering.

The only publicly owned team in U.S. professional sports is holding its annual shareholders meeting.