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The Barron County Sheriff's Department identified the victim as Adam Moen, 34, of Prairie Farm.

The university expects the University of Wisconsin System Board of Regents to vote for a new chancellor at 10 a.m.

A police report says the girl got behind the wheel and crashed the family's SUV into a tree in Wausau last Friday.

The Standard & Poor's/Case-Shiller 20-city home price index rose 12.4 percent in March compared with 12 months earlier.

Twenty-one-year-old Tou Hu Vang, of Coon Rapids, apparently drowned Sunday while trying to save 11-year-old Calvin Vang.

Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack is scheduled to announce the program Tuesday near Lake Huron's Saginaw Bay in Michigan, where farm runoff causes algae blooms that degrade water quality.

Outgoing owner Herb Kohl sent BMO Harris Bradley Center employees a letter of appreciation as he leaves the team. And inside every note of gratitude was a check for $500.

A federal judge is about to start weighing the constitutionality of a Wisconsin law requiring abortion providers to get admitting privileges at nearby hospitals.

Investigators in Barron County said they need the public’s help finding a suspect who led deputies on a high speed chase.

The city of Mondovi also took time to honor military veterans. The Memorial Day parade took off at the Four Corners intersection with American Legion and VFC leading the way.

As part of Memorial Day people of the past came back to life to share their stories at Evergreen Cemetery in Menomonie.

Six forgotten American veterans were honored at a Memorial Day Service on Monday in Dunn County.

The parade started at Wilson Park, then down Barstow and Lake Street before ending in Owen Park.

Two motorists from Eau Claire have died in separate collisions with deer.

Work will continue on the boot print throughout the summer and board members expect it could take as many as five years to fully complete it.

U.S. Sen Tammy Baldwin and Gov. Scott Walker have come together to honor Wisconsin's fallen soldiers.

The search continues for a man presumed to have drowned in the St. Croix River in Taylors Falls, while authorities have recovered the body of a young teen from the Mississippi River near St. Paul.

Authorities investigating a 1984 homicide case in Portage County are looking for the anonymous author of a letter they say could help solve the case.

Authorities have identified a man who drowned in the Peshtigo River flowage in Marinette County.

An Oshkosh man fishing next to some railroad tracks on Lake Winnebago has been struck and killed by a Canadian National train.