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On Wednesday morning, Blair-Taylor High School and Thorp High School held events for their teams.

The company based in Orlando, Fla., announced the agreement Wednesday.

In a news release, Apostle Islands National Lakeshore Superintendent Bob Krumenaker says access will close by Sunday night.

Jennings, a safety, spent three years with the Packers.

The state Department of Public Instruction released the list of interested schools on Wednesday.

A tweet sent from the Eau Claire Police Department at around 1:35 p.m. Wednesday reads "Media: police incident near hidden place & Hamilton Avenue avoid the area."

Each spring the tribes declare how many walleye they will allow its anglers to harvest.

Gov. Scott Walker's spokesman Tom Evenson said Wednesday that this would be the first commencement speech Walker has delivered as governor.

Fitzgerald commented Wednesday when asked about an unusual procedural move that prevents anyone from attempting to force a vote on the measure.

Blast shakes Manhattan. 2 dead, 20 hurt, others missing.

The measure passed Wednesday would require plaintiffs to reveal how many businesses their attorneys plan to go after.

The bill passed 17-15, with Republican Sen. Dale Schultz joining Democrats against it.

The Senate voted 17-16 to pass the bill on Wednesday, after Democrats used a procedural move Tuesday night to delay final action.

It now heads to the Assembly, which plans to pass it next week.

A western Wisconsin town decided to deal with the remnants of winter in an unorthodox way: explosives.

The couple have lived together in their rural Crawford County home for many years and recently celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary.

It usually takes a few warm days to get sap flowing, and Wisconsin basked in the sun on Tuesday.

Get ready for a chilly Wednesday. The sun should return, but temperatures will remain on the cool side.

The WIAA Board of Control will vote on a proposed amendment in April on a petition by a segment of member schools that would establish a 1.65 enrollment multiplier applicable to the enrollments of all private, religious and independent schools in the WIAA membership for tournament placement.

The U.S. Air Force's new budget plan cuts 39 positions in the Wisconsin Air National Guard.