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According to a criminal complaint, David Horzewski was fired in July for using state equipment for personal purposes, including using a DNR boat to take his children fishing.

Almost seven years after the housing bust triggered the Great Recession, nearly 10 million Americans remain financially trapped by homes that are worth less than their mortgage debts.

More than 3,400 students have applied to receive a taxpayer-funded voucher to attend private and religious schools in Wisconsin next year, the second year of the statewide voucher program.

A group of retired NFL players says in a lawsuit that the league illegally supplied them with risky painkillers that numbed their injuries and led to medical complications.

Dennis Kusilek of River Falls has claimed a $350,000 prize in the Wisconsin Lottery's SuperCash! daily lotto game.

The Winnebago County Health Department has sent letters to some residents who offer short-term apartment rentals through a popular website.

Fairfax Pool opens for the season Saturday, May 24.

Crews were called out to clean up a fuel spill at the scene of a crash on Saturday morning.

Target has fired the president of its troubled Canadian operations, Tony Fisher, and is replacing him with a 15-year U.S. company veteran.

The Menominee broke ground Monday, kicking off an $8 million renovation project.

Deep scars remain a year after a deadly tornado carved a 17-mile path through the heart of this Oklahoma City suburb and killed 24 people, including seven elementary school children.

Home sales in Wisconsin dropped by 9 percent in April compared to last year.

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources plans to ask thousands of anglers about their habits over the coming year.

Kids at an area middle school got a free fitness lesson Monday thanks to one of their students.

Business owners in Eau Claire got together to enjoy a round of golf while raising money.

Dan Van De Water, the district's business manager calls this plan a win-win for the district and employees.

Changes are on the way to a former drug store building in Chippewa Falls.

A family is determined to keep their son and grandson's memory alive after an accidental drowning.

Drivers in Eau Claire had to navigate their way through construction as a project made its first impact on traffic Monday.

Community members voiced their concerns over a proposal for bypasses in one area county.