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A new program gives UW System students a chance to take all the courses they want in a three-month period, without even going to campus.

We're all excited to see the snow finally melting, but now people in once area are making a disturbing discovery as the grass reappears.

Investigators are following up on leads in the case. If you have any information that could help, you're asked to call (608) 685-4433.

The members of the 829th Engineer Company had a send-off ceremony in Chippewa Falls Thursday.

Law enforcement officials in Milwaukee say 13 people have been arrested following a dogfighting investigation, and they are looking for an additional suspect.

On Thursday, the organization announced in a news release that the Menomonie Boys & Girls Club will open this fall at the River Heights Elementary School.

McCabe is only the second director in the history of the independent group that was founded in 1995.

Winter Storm Watch in effect for Eau Claire and most of Western Wisconsin.

Within hours of the Wednesday attack, investigators started looking into whether the man's combat experience had caused lingering psychological trauma.

Wisconsin National Guard spokesman Major Paul Rickert says the 30 members of the 32nd Infantry Brigade Combat based in Camp Douglas were there to train for deployment.

Grothman on Thursday called Petri a "very good human being" but says he represents a time when Republicans stood for expanding government.

Jurors found John Tetting guilty in the 2007 shooting death of 23-year-old Tabatha Nealy and not guilty in the death of 31-year-old Joshua Alderman.

Officials in one southern Wisconsin city are directing local police to stop blacking out certain information from police reports, saying the city needs to err on the side of openness.

Walker was scheduled to sign the bill Thursday at the Froedtert and Medical College of Wisconsin Clinical Cancer Center.

Gov. Scott Walker plans to sign a bill into law at Gulfstream Aerospace Corp. in Appleton that would benefit aviation companies across the state.

The Obama administration secretly financed a social network in Cuba to stir political unrest and undermine the country's communist government.

Wisconsin is still the national leader in production of snap beans, and one of the top producers overall of vegetables for processing.

People in the area gathered to help bring awareness about Autism.

It's now illegal to text and drive in more than 40 states across the country including Wisconsin.

A Rice Lake man is recognized for his service and achievement in the U.S. Army.