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A trio of farming brothers from Kansas became YouTube sensations when their first video went viral; after traveling all around the world, tonight the group was performing and educating people in Whitehall.

The department says Zocher is not in trouble, officers are only looking for him to check on his welfare.

An Elroy man has been convicted of 36 counts of sexual assault. 38-year-old Michael Dewey was in a four day trial that ended Thursday in Monroe County Court.

An Eau Claire man charged with kidnapping a young woman to sell her for sex was sentenced in Eau Claire County Court Friday.

The County Deer Advisory Committee is trying to determine how many antlerless deer permits to issue this season.

The newly elected mayor of Altoona, Brendan Pratt also spoke at Friday morning's event.

An email sent out by the vice chancellor to students on campus Friday says Connor Glynn, 19, died.

A judge has ruled in favor of several Chippewa County towns when it comes to paying for the shared cost of a fire department.

Governor Scott Walker signed Assembly Bill 553 into law Friday while at the Mathy Center in La Crosse. The bill relates to sales tax exemptions for occasional sales by nonprofit organizations in Wisconsin.

Sens. Ron Johnson and Tammy Baldwin are hearing from Wisconsin community members Friday on the state's heroin epidemic.

Students at Sherman Elementary in Eau Claire are getting a "farm to table" experience after receiving a grant to purchase a new tower garden.

The police chief at the University of Wisconsin-Madison is apologizing after an officer interrupted a class to question a student about incidents of graffiti on campus.

A Madison judge has entered a final order declaring Wisconsin's right-to-work law unconstitutional.

The big cat was spotted walking across the quad at John F. Kennedy High School shortly after noon Friday.

The Army says it has approved the first women to be commissioned as infantry and armor officers -- leadership roles that until now were open only to men.

Three years ago, a teenage girl saved the life of a stranger, even though she wasn't alive to see her gift. The two families met for the first time Wednesday to see how one girl's lungs are breathing life into another.

A world famous artist made his way to Destin on Wednesday, and he didn't just make an appearance - he set a world record, and he's honoring our military and first responders at the same time.

The state Supreme Court has deadlocked on whether a theory that allowed dozens of lead paint lawsuits is valid.

The ceremony is being held at Philadelphia Stars Negro League Memorial Park.

The step-daughter of a 76-year-old Washington state man who a prosecutor says was wrongly convicted in 2012 of killing an Illinois schoolgirl six decades ago says he'll be released within hours.