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Two Dane County sheriff's deputies are recovering from stab wounds suffered during an altercation with a suspect who was fatally shot.

The Legislature's finance committee is set to vote on the University of Wisconsin System's new policy for reporting surpluses.

Graduation day at St. Norbert College in De Pere this month will have attendees seeing double -- even triple.

The social media sites Facebook and Twitter have 2.3 billion users combined. Those users are your friends, family members, non profits, businesses and, more and more, law enforcement agencies.

A new CVTC building will allow firefighting students to get additional hands-on training before applying to a fire department.

The Supreme Court seems wary of allowing police unbridled freedom to search cellphones found on people they arrest.

All the rain we've gotten this week, could force some changes to a half marathon this weekend.

The Eau Claire Police Department says calendar parking runs from November 1st to April 30th, so cars can be parked on both sides of the street starting Thursday night.

Jacob Ridings is charged with three counts of identity theft, among other charges.

A national women's clothing store that has an Eau Claire location has announced it will be closing in the coming months.

Brett Hulsey on Thursday came into the state Capitol press room to show off a white hood he says he made with his daughter's sewing machine using curtain material he purchased for $1.

Police arrested a 17-year-old suspect Tuesday and charged him Thursday with attempted murder and possessing explosive devices.

Tiny Tots Inc. In Fall Creek opened its doors Thursday morning. Owner Sally Ellison says Tiny Tots is a non-profit play group where parents can bring their kids for different activities games and play areas.

Thursday morning, the Microsoft Security Response Center said that most users won't have to do anything, because the new protections will be downloaded and installed to their computers through an automatic update.

The sentencing hearing for Wade Richey, 23, of Spooner was Wednesday in Barron.

Deputies say the man was traveling westbound on Co. Hwy. Z in the Township of Wilton.

Boat barriers are usually installed around May 1, but have been delayed due to weather and river flows

Bowl for Kids’ Sake, the largest fundraiser for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northwestern Wisconsin, kicks off on Friday in Eau Claire at Wagner’s Lanes.

The U.S. Department of Health Services released its latest enrollment numbers Thursday.

This year's harsh winter weather is causing the Wisconsin Department of Transportation to spend more than planned.