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The training came in response to community criticism and two lawsuits

A U.S.-Canadian panel has developed a list of 16 factors that could be used to monitor how well the two nations are carrying out an agreement to clean up and protect the Great Lakes.

Wal-Mart is expanding its online tool that compares prices on thousands of products with those of some of its competitors to cities nationwide in the next few months.

The father of the 47-year-old man reported hearing a gunshot just before finding his son with serious injuries on Sunday afternoon.

Green Bay police say two traffic crashes this week involved drivers who were high on heroin and had children in the back seat.

Two dragonfly societies are planning to hold their annual business meetings in northern Wisconsin later this month.

The top Democrat in the Senate is accusing Republicans of trying to score political points with their criticism of President Barack Obama over the swap of an American solider for five members of the Taliban held at Guantanamo.

The chairwoman of the state Assembly's elections committee says the Government Accountability Board is applying a new law requiring printed signatures on candidate nomination papers too strictly.

Milwaukee police shoot and kill dozens of dogs each year, often saying the animals appeared threatening. But, they've reduced that number with improved training, which began in 2012 and expands this fall.

Ladysmith Chief of Police, Allen Lobermeier, says it happened just after 5 a.m. Wednesday at Miner Avenue.

The Milwaukee Brewers say a man who fell over a railing at Miller Park and into the team's bullpen was conscious and alert when paramedics responded.

Wi-Fi is available for public use at several Eau Claire parks

According to the National Restaurant Association Laura is just one of more than 17,000 workers getting hired for summer jobs at restaurants in the state of Wisconsin.

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation has an app to help people who might have had too much to drink.

Eau Claire Parks and Recreation facilities are being recognized nationally.

A group of area high school students are helping families in need.

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation has an app to help people who might have had too much to drink.

The Eau Claire Department of Public Works says Menomonie Street, from Clairemont Avenue to 10th Avenue, will be closed from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday to install underground utilities.

On Sunday, William Cowden, 47, died when his plane crashed in the woods.

Back in September, undercover officers placed ads on Craigslist either posing as a teen looking for sex or as an adult willing to traffic or sell a child for sex.