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The university will interview each of the finalists. They will speak during an open forum on campus May 5-May 14.

A benefit will be held Saturday, May 3 for the children of Dan Raven, the Barron County man who was killed in March.

An event that started Friday is teaching people about businesses in an "on-the-go" setting.

The crash in Trempealeau County happened just before nine Thursday night, west of Galesville.

Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel has a bet with St. Paul Mayor Chris Coleman on the outcome of the NHL playoff series.

Prosecutors filed a criminal charge of Operating a Vehicle Without the Owner's Consent against John Fuller, 46, of Carteret, NJ

The Agriculture Ministry said Friday no cases of the virus, known as porcine epidemic diarrhea, have been recorded in France since this epidemic broke out.

Middle East respiratory syndrome -- or MERS -- first surfaced two years ago. Since then, at least 400 cases of the respiratory illness have been reported, and more than 100 people have died.

Prosecutors are seeking adult charges for a southern Minnesota teen who authorities say had planned to kill his family and bomb the junior and senior high school in Waseca.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued a memo this week warning that animal feces in the muddy water along the courses can give participants a bad case of diarrhea.

Tourists directly put about $10.8 billion into the economy, up from about $10.3 billion in 2012.

Sheriff's officials say the individuals rented the RV from a private party in Anoka Thursday.

The data released Friday comes from the 2012 Census of Agriculture.

Obama spoke at a news conference Friday with German Chancellor Angela Merkel.

Assembly Republicans are urging delegates at the GOP state convention to reject a tea party-backed resolution calling on lawmakers to affirm Wisconsin's right to secede.

Authorities say 46-year-old Daniel Barber preyed on children in his care, sometimes using Craigslist and Facebook to connect with parents in need of baby sitters.

The Ho-Chunk tribal legislature has voted to move forward with a $144 million expansion at four locations, with work expected to begin this fall.

The biggest hiring surge in two years is sending the stock market higher in early trading.

A Marquette University student was shot in the hand and two others were robbed near the downtown Milwaukee campus.

Tenants at a Fond du Lac apartment complex escaped to safety after fire broke out on the second floor of a building.