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University of Wisconsin-Madison scientists are researching alternative methods by which growers can pollinate cranberries.

An admiral says workers will start returning in February to the Washington Navy Yard building were 12 were fatally shot last year.

The U.S. Department of Labor is providing nearly half a million dollars in assistance for the workers who were laid off by the defense arm of Oshkosh Corp. in recent months.

A Wisconsin dairy farmer convicted of a misdemeanor related to the sale of raw milk has lost his appeal.

It has been determined that the Cawley Creek Bridge replacement project will be postponed until 2015.

A former police officer charged with dumping two bodies hidden in suitcases along a rural Wisconsin road is due in court to enter a plea.

Madison police say two people have been shot during a disturbance on the city's east side.

A Downsville woman has been engaged in a unique challenge to raise money and awareness about unclean drinking water in Haiti.

In the coming years drivers may start to notice a new addition to a major interstate in western Wisconsin.

On Wednesday, approximately 270 employees from 12 businesses were volunteering in the community.

Years of planning are finally leading to action, even without a future project guaranteed.

While a 25-year anniversary is considered silver and 50-years gold an area couple has blown by those milestones. They’re celebrating 70-years together today.

A federal judge has given the Wisconsin Club for Growth three more weeks to work on an agreement over making public documents related to an investigation into whether Gov. Scott Walker's recall campaign and conservative groups broke campaign finance laws.

On Wednesday, prosecutors filed criminal charges against Kristian Quarderer, 36, of Eau Claire.

Amanda Brenden says she smoked during her pregnancy, causing her daughter to be born two months early with a dangerously low birth weight.

The Rice Lake Police Department says it happened at the Sterling Bank around 12:30 p.m.

Buzz Aldrin says he was "out of town" on July 20, 1969, and missed the world's Apollo 11 celebration.

Wisconsin attorneys have asked the entire 7th Circuit Court of Appeals to hear their arguments on upholding the state's gay marriage ban.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court says the state can keep trying to commit a man as a sexually violent offender even though his convictions have been reversed.

Kriste Lewis says she never thought she'd make the Saintsations because the vast majority of NFL cheerleaders are much younger than she is.