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On election night the Tomah Area School District had thought its referendum had passed by 31 votes.

The Department of Natural Resources released the figure on Tuesday.

Republican state Sen. Leah Vukmir announced the bill signing on Tuesday. Walker signed the bill, and a host of other measures, in private.

On Tuesday, crews could be seen working at the site of the Lake Hallie Municipal Building.

Gov. Scott Walker was signing the bill privately Tuesday, along with another proposal designed to set tougher standards for new private schools that want to accept taxpayer-funded voucher students.

The agency says strong winds blowing over dry terrain could rekindle smoldering embers from spring debris burns.

The department says anyone who legitimately calls you from BadgerCare Plus will already have your account information.

A virus never before seen in the U.S. has killed millions of baby pigs in less than a year, threatening pork production and pushing up prices by 10 percent or more.

Effective immediately, residents of the City of Thorp can discontinue running a pencil lead sized stream of water to prevent frozen water services.

The winning numbers were 02, 10, 11, 17 and 22.

Kohler Co. executives have publicly confirmed its plans to a fifth golf course in Sheboygan County.

Quad/Graphics is recognized as the largest printer of magazines and catalogs in North America and produces Time, Rolling Stone and the L.L. Bean catalog, along with many others.

Test results released Tuesday by the state Department of Public Instruction show voucher students in the Milwaukee, Racine and statewide program all scored lower than public school students.

Organizers say they're in talks with other key contractors.

The Wisconsin State Patrol says State Highway 54 at Lone Pine Road was closed in both directions as of about 9:25 a.m. Tuesday.

Anita Bucki's husband, Mark Bucki, is on trial for strangling and stabbing her and dumping her body in a Taylor County swamp.

A Minnesota eighth-grader who sank two length-of-the-court basketball shots attracted the attention of a Harlem Globetrotter known for his own theatrics.

The new Young & Free Royal program is helping 18-25 year old adults learn more about maintaining finances.

Summerfest organizers say they've landed a performer for this year's festival in Milwaukee who doesn't plan to play anywhere else in the U.S. this summer.

Reading and math scores for most Wisconsin public school students are up.