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Sheriff John Spears said it happened around 11:15 a.m. near the intersection of Hwy 14/61 and County Rd. JJ in the Town of Franklin.

The Milwaukee Wave professional indoor soccer team will be looking for a new coach.

Racine police say a man has died after being shot downtown in an early-morning attack.

Investigative crews have begun analyzing soil beneath the former Chrysler plant in Kenosha to determine how much cleanup will be needed.

When Branden Kerr, of Racine, sold his Sony PlayStation on Craigslist this month, he conducted the swap at a Milwaukee police station.

The Menomonie Police Department said it was able to safely secure a man who reportedly was armed and wanted to kill himself.

The president of the state Senate says state Rep. Bill Kramer should be forced out of the Assembly if the Waukesha Republican is found guilty of pending sexual assault charges.

This weekend will be one to get out and finally enjoy some nicer, more typical early spring weather. High pressure will generally be in control, initially centered across the Upper Midwest, then sliding...

Prosecutors have charged former Wisconsin Assembly Majority Leader Bill Kramer with sexually assaulting a political aide three years ago.

A large puddle that forms periodically in the parking lot of a local bowling alley is again creating an obstacle for drivers.

Police in western Wisconsin are looking for a man accused of passing fraudulent checks.

Ahead of two major referendums on the Confluence Project, a supporter is hoping to clear up confusion over who would own the complex.

Eau Claire streets are getting a spring clean-up after the long, cold winter.

The Wisconsin State Patrol graduated 30 troopers from training last week. Six of the troopers will be placed in Western Wisconsin.

Early voting ended at 5 p.m. Friday in the State of Wisconsin.

On Friday, the water could be seen stretching across a portion of the parking lot at Wagner's Lanes on Brackett Avenue.

The latest numbers from the Centers of Disease Control estimate that one in sixty-eight kids have autism.

Four local businesses are facing a fast approaching deadline: they must leave their current locations by March 31.

According to a criminal complaint filed Friday in Waukesha County, a woman identified only as D.R. told a detective on March 5 that Kramer tried to kiss her and groped her after a political event in Muskego in April 2011.

Officer arrested Thomas Conro, 38 Thursday night near South Hastings Way and Valmont Avenue in Eau Claire.