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48-year-old Thomas Danielson waived a reading of information and entered not guilty pleas in Eau Claire County court.

Universal K. Allah is scheduled to be arraigned Wednesday. He and Salah Salahadyn are accused of felony robbery.

We now know the driver arrested in the crash that hurt three kids is the father of the children.

A University of Wisconsin-Madison police captain has been fired amid an internal investigation into misusing equipment.

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission said Tuesday that the "My Sweet Love / My Sweet Baby Cuddle Care Baby Doll" has a circuit board in its chest that can overheat, causing the surface of the doll to get hot and burn someone.

INSIDE: Where you can follow second-seeded Wisconsin in its game against 6th-seeded Baylor in the West Region NCAA Sweet Sixteen Thursday in Anaheim, CA.

On Tuesday, the team announced it will use metal detectors starting with the April 7 Home Opener against Oakland.

The Public Service Commission implemented rules setting up uniform wind turbine construction and setback standards in 2012.

A van transporting a Milwaukee County inmate to the Stanley prison has slipped off a highway and overturned, injuring two people.

Thirty states including Wisconsin have raised cigarette taxes over the last two years.

The delayed thaw means some construction companies have had to make other plans for sending materials through the Midwest.

The university's Board of Regents approved the five-year package for Andersen on Monday.

The former Trek Bicycle Corp. executive released the plan Tuesday morning. She was expected to discuss it in detail at an afternoon event at Marquette University.

One local student at Chi-Hi is hoping to tune up the band department with a unique fundraiser. A deal between band director and student that started as a joke.

Three people, including the victim's ex-wife, have been ordered to stand trial in a Barron County homicide.

One teen is injured after a rollover crash in the Town of Viroqua.

Authorities in southwestern Wisconsin are investigating after dead and malnourished animals were found on a farm.

Horse owners in the Twin Cities area are being urging to quarantine the animals due to a deadly equine virus, even though they may not be showing symptoms of the illness.

A trio of U.S. Coast Guard cutters has arrived in the Twin Ports to help iron ore ships navigate the Great Lakes.

The Wisconsin Department of Revenue is reminding taxpayers of a variety of resources it is offering to help as the deadline for filing income tax returns nears.