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The adult male flew into the boat Friday as it was being towed at about 70 miles an hour near Menomonie.

The City of Eau Claire released a flood update Monday.

AOL says a security breach may have exposed the private information of a "significant number" of its email users' accounts.

The family of a Wisconsin man who died soon after he was denied compensation for a wrongful conviction plans to press his case again before the Wisconsin Claims Board.

Comcast is in the process of buying Time Warner Cable for $45.2 billion.

Hands on Eau Claire is from 9 a.m. until 11 a.m. on May 10.

The ceremony will begin at 2 p.m. on Friday, May 2, outside Hunt Arena.

Online court records say Jack Lang waived his preliminary hearing Monday. He pleaded not guilty to first-degree intentional homicide.

There's no immediate word on what was taken from the store.

Not a single piece of confirmed debris from Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 has been recovered by a massive multinational hunt that began after it disappeared March 8 with 239 people on board.

State law requires anglers to remove any attached plants and animals form their boats, trailers and equipment and drain all water before leaving the landing.

The Fox Valley's economic rebound after downturns in the past gives 700 employees at Oshkosh Corp. who face layoffs this summer hope that they will be able to find work.

Wisconsin's first indoor shrimp farm is located in the heart of Wisconsin's Kickapoo Valley where the organic food industry is booming.

Police say a La Crosse man accused of stalking his ex-girlfriend and ramming his vehicle into five parked cars outside a bar threatened to kill officers as they arrested him.

A powerful storm front is rumbling through parts of the Plains, Midwest and South, spawning deadly tornadoes and producing heavy rain and large hail. Numerous structures have been damaged or destroyed in several states.

Race director Kari Dawson says that's the race is not timed and welcomes everyone no matter what your age or abilities may be.

This year six area scouts earned the Gold Award in the area, which is Girl Scouting’s top honor.

Wisconsin may soon be in a minority of states that don't allow voters to register online.

State records show that tips about the online sexual exploitation of children skyrocketed while investigations of such cases languished.

The map allows anyone to search for the locations of more than 160 species by county or habitat types