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Assembly Democrats are demanding Republican Gov. Scott Walker call a special legislative session to resurrect dead bills they say would help the middle class.

The current Chippewa River crest projection is an elevation of 769 at Grand Avenue to occur on Monday, April 14th.

Two more Republicans are entering the race for Wisconsin's 3rd Congressional District.

When Gov. Scott Walker left Marquette University in 1990 he was 34 credit hours short of completing his degree.

A Wisconsin appeals court says a state senator must turn over the names of people who sent him emails during the bitter debate over Republican Gov. Scott Walker's union restrictions to a conservative think tank.

Walker has until May 1 to either sign, veto or allow bills passed by the Legislature to become law without his signature.

The company announced the move Wednesday morning.

The conservative organization Club for Growth filed a federal lawsuit in February arguing the probe amounts to harassment and violates conservatives' free speech rights.

Westmoreland County emergency management spokesman Dan Stevens said one person is in custody.

Find out how you can help out Special Olympics Wisconsin with their upcoming free lunch at Texas Roadhouse.

Xcel Energy is urging boaters, anglers, canoeists and other outdoor lovers to be careful around dams and hydroelectric facilities as the weather warms up.

The Experimental Aircraft Association is bringing together World War II vets that represent each of the 10 B-17 bomber crew positions.

As a candidate for state attorney general, Dane County's district attorney is getting his turn to take questions during a Milwaukee Press Club luncheon.

Gov. Scott Walker will decide between four former Wisconsin circuit court judges to fill an opening spot on the Government Accountability Board.

A Barron County man will spend the next 30 days in jail, after admitting to being involved in a fight that lead to a woman getting fatally hit by a car.

A new phone scam has hit Barron County.

Eau Claire County kicked off Crime Victims’ Rights Week on Monday. The goal of the week is to get the word out to people about what services are available to them if they fall victim to a crime.

Economic experts say a decreasing population in Northern Wisconsin is causing problems for some employers looking to hire.

If you have a lot of unwanted yard waste showing after the spring thaw, the Eau Claire City Council will be voting on a measure that would create a drop off place for it.

New numbers show Wisconsin hospitals are limiting infections while providing care, compared to the rest of the country.