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Cadott Superintendent, Joe Zydowsky, says the Cadott Elementary School was notified of the break, near the school, around nine Tuesday morning.

President Obama says the law has not fixed the health care system but it has made it a lot better.

April Fools is a day to play tricks on friends and over at the Chippewa Falls Police Dept., officers are pranking each other.

Gov. Scott Walker has said he will sign the bill the Senate passed Tuesday on a bipartisan 26-7 vote.

Wojciechowski, 37, served as an assistant coach at Duke since the 1999-2000 season and was promoted to associate head coach in the summer of 2008.

GM has recalled 2.6 million cars for a faulty ignition switch.

A toxicological analysis reveals Dennis Grohn was heavily under the influence of methamphetamine at the time of his death.

The site is on Jeffers Road, north of the North Crossing, which is on the northwest side of Eau Claire.

The bill has previously passed the Assembly and now heads to Gov. Scott Walker.

Kentucky will be on TNT and Wisconsin on truTV for the second semifinal.

Woods said on his website that he had surgery Monday in Utah for a pinched nerve that had been hurting him for several months.

The two teams meet Saturday night in Arlington, Texas, for the chance to play for the national championship next week.

The Eau Claire City Clerk's Office says it's at the Birch Street Baptist Church at 3120 Birch Street in Eau Claire.

There's no statewide race on Tuesday's ballot, but voters will have their say about their local government and schools.

A state appeals court says a judge properly dismissed a lawsuit alleging a Milwaukee prosecutor abused his power during a secret probe into Gov. Scott Walker's former aides.

Barring a special session, Tuesday will be the last meeting day for the Senate. The Assembly completed its work last month.

Sales of Wisconsin apparel are brisk this week as the Badgers prepare to take on the University of Kentucky in Arlington, Texas Saturday night.

Farmers wouldn't be financially liable for the death of someone participating in an agricultural tourism activity under a bill up for a vote in the Wisconsin Senate.

No one under age 18 could officiate a wedding in Wisconsin under a bill up for passage Tuesday.

Two Wisconsin credit unions say they will merge later this year to form one of the largest credit unions in the state.