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Governor Scott Walker made a stop at an area business Thursday.

Experts say the fraud happens when someone gets ahold of your social security and files a false tax return using your name and information.

From fender benders to busted batteries, the harsh winter is taking its toll on cars.

At a hearing in Eau Claire County court Thursday, Napolitano entered no contest pleas to five charges, and the remaining charges were dismissed.

Cities in western Wisconsin said they're having a hard time getting property owners to clear snow and ice from their sidewalks and it could cost them.

It's because of to the wind chill and subzero temperatures.

Court records show that Wade Richey, 23, of Spooner was found guilty of Homicide by Vehicle With the Use of a Controlled Substance, and Reckless Driving-Causing Great Bodily Harm on Thursday.

A prosecutor has asked a state appeals court to overturn a ruling in a secret John Doe investigation that's reportedly focused on fundraising by Gov. Scott Walker's campaign and other conservative groups.

David Bishop, 38, was arrested and taken to jail Thursday morning.

Investigators say surveillance video showed 44-year-old Curtis Daniels standing with his son, as he used the card.

He died Tuesday morning after suffering a heart attack, his wife Nancy told The Associated Press Wednesday.

Crews found and repaired the final active water main break in Thorp Thursday afternoon.

The proposal would also make the calorie counts on the labels more prominent, reflecting that nutritionists now focus more on calories than on fat.

In the first inning of Milwaukee's spring opener against Oakland, Braun hit an 0-1 pitch off Tommy Milone high over the wall near the left field corner, 345 feet away.

Court records show that a felony Aggravated Battery charge and a misdemeanor Disorderly Conduct charge against Richard West, 37, of Osseo were dismissed Thursday.

A news release from the Clark County Sheriff and Colby-Abbotsford Police Chief announced the arrests on Thursday.

Wardens say they've taken calls from people who have shanties that are frozen in place in several inches of slush.

The Department of Employee Trust Funds announced Thursday that all 180,000 retirees will see an increase in core fund investments of 4.7 percent.

The Senate's public safety committee passed the measure unanimously, setting up a full Senate vote.

Current law requires only background checks for gun buyers from federally licensed dealers.