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Authorities say a 2-year-old child is recovering at a Milwaukee hospital after ingesting a trace amount of cocaine at a Village of Lomira home.

Officer-involved shootings happen all over the country. Locally, we're no exception, so law enforcement agencies are now finding new ways to protect those who protect and serve us.

A big deal in the offseason made cornerback Sam Shields a core player for the Packers.

President Barack Obama says easing the burden of student debt is key to encouraging more students to pursue critical fields like teaching and social work.

The Trempealeau County Sheriff's Office says Marcus Stallings, 31, of Ettrick, showed up at the courthouse on Tuesday morning.

Two Wisconsin high schoolers are taking home the title of best student auto technicians in the nation.

The House has overwhelmingly approved legislation to allow patients facing long waits for care at Veterans Affairs facilities to get VA-paid treatment from local doctors.

A well-known protester who says he's running against U.S. Paul Ryan because they share a last name will be allowed on the ballot.

Authorities say a shooter is dead at a high school in the Portland, Oregon, area, and the situation is stabilized.

Twenty-seven of the state's 72 county clerks' offices say they are not issuing licenses.

The number of Americans with diabetes has increased again -- now more than 29 million people have the illness.

The more than 200 college presidents and state higher education leaders say the K-12 standards represent a significant improvement over most states' standards.

Isaac Kolstad's family and friends organized the blood drive in Mankato for Tuesday.

Wisconsin elections board staff is recommending that state Rep. Brett Hulsey be allowed on the ballot to challenge Mary Burke for the Democratic Party nomination in the governor's race.

The Government Accountability Board was meeting Tuesday to vote on certifying candidates for the Aug. 12 primary.

The Government Accountability Board was meeting Tuesday to certify candidates for the Aug. 12 ballot.

U.S. District Judge Barbara Crabb struck down Wisconsin's gay marriage ban Friday in an American Civil Liberties lawsuit.

The Jackson County Sheriff’s Office says it all started after deputies responded to a report of a gas drive-off at the Melrose Express gas station Monday morning.

A rollover crash on Saturday night left two teenagers with serious injuries.

Minnesota agricultural experts will try to head off a stinky and destructive bug before it wreaks havoc with state crops.