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The motorcycle driver was taken to St. Joseph's Hospital with unknown injuries.

Emergency management officials say cellphone alerts have become a valuable tool to get severe weather alerts out to the public.

With summer officially here, one area community celebrated, while raising money for its future.

Hunters and trappers will get a chance to go after bobcats in southern Wisconsin this fall.

A western Wisconsin police chief could face charges in an increasingly bitter dispute with the local tea party.

Two motorcyclists have died in separate crashes on Wisconsin roadways.

Holmen woman who took home the Miss Wisconsin crown has become the first person to hold the title twice.

Schools officials in the Appleton area are considering modifying school lockdown policies to allow teachers to evacuate students rather than have them hunker down in barricaded classrooms.

The hum of plane engines filled the air as the second annual Menomonie Airfest got underway.

Governor Scott Walker has declared a state of emergency in three southern Wisconsin counties following a rash of storms and tornadoes that caused millions of dollars in damage this week.

The U.S. Coast Guard has rescued four people from Lake Michigan in two separate incidents.

A Green Bay technical college is investigating an instructor who allegedly used the school's email system to invite colleagues to a fundraiser for Democratic candidate for governor Mary Burke.

Be careful this weekend - putting yourself in danger on the water could also mean endangering the lives of rescuers, too.

Hope Gospel Mission is bringing more hope and help to the community by opening a new donation processing center.

Organizers and pilots are getting ready for airshow in Menomonie this weekend.

A new report shows an increase in Wisconsin’s minimum wage could cost the state more than 10,000 jobs.

A large-scale event that’s on its second day is bringing tens of thousands of people to Tomah.

President Barack Obama's latest trip to Minnesota is about drawing attention to the state's about-to-increase minimum wage and drawing campaign checks to assist House Democrats in the fall.

The sentence was handed down to Andrew Schmitt, 33, of Stanley on Friday.

A proposal to ban e-cigarette smoking on city-owned property is about to go to the Eau Claire City Council.