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At a stop in La Crosse Monday, Governor Walker explains how he's trying to help Wisconsinites find jobs.

People looking to cast their ballots ahead of the April 1st election can do so starting this week.

An area high school student is working to help kids improve their reading and writing skills.

The US Dept. of Agriculture says most Ameiricans don’t consume enough dairy. At the same time, more people are turning to lactose free alternatives, like soy or almond milk.

The Assembly was to wrap up its work Thursday with the Senate planning to meet Tuesday and April 1.

General manager Reggie McKenzie announced the deal Monday for a player he is very familiar with from his time previously in the Packers' front office.

Sean Janas, 21, of Wausau had entered a guilty plea to mistreating an animal resulting in death, and intentionally poisoning an animal.

American Red Cross volunteers are working with a family forced from their home due to fire damage this weekend.

Prosecutors filed a charge of Party to the Crime of First-Degree Intentional Homicide against Trista Raven-Hrabak, 29, of Rice Lake, Robert McBain, 37, of Cameron, and Ian Skjerly, 34, of Rice Lake on Monday.

It happened around 3:30 p.m. Monday at the intersection of highway 27 and County Road W, which is north of Cornell.

The Rusk County Sheriff's Department says 24-year-old Cody Roberts and 24-year-old Randy Desjardins are both being held in the Rusk County jail.

The National Park Service says the caves along Lake Superior were closed just after midnight Monday.

Veterans and relatives of those who have died due to asbestos exposure held a news conference Monday, saying the bill would delay and deny justice to asbestos victims.

Roads are expected to be snow covered and slippery.

Winona County Sheriff Dave Brand says the cause of death isn't immediately known.

On Monday, a judge set bond at $15,000 cash for Jason Bremer, 28, of Ladysmith.

A preliminary investigative report released Monday says Chris Leutenegger of Milwaukee was found by her mother Sunday morning.

U.S. Department of Agriculture officials issued seven research citations against the university between 2007 and 2013.

GM also announced smaller recalls Monday of commercial vans and Cadillac sedans amounting to about 364,000 vehicles for separate problems.

Team President David St. Peter acknowledges that the team's mediocrity in the past is taking a toll on this year's sales.