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On Wednesday, representatives with Xcel Energy presented a check worth more than $155,000 to the United Way.

Emergency supplies of bottled water are still being distributed at City Hall, with extended hours Wednesday evening until at least 6pm.

The federal Food and Drug Administration and its European counterpart started reviews last year of these medicines after a study suggested a safety concern.

It happened around 11:30 a.m. on Kane Road in the Town of Union. No one was hurt in the fire.

The City of Amery detailed the consequences for Chief Tom Marson in a news release Wednesday.

Patrick Puhalla, of Bayport, Minnesota, made the plea to all five counts, including homicide by intoxicated use of a vehicle.

On Wednesday, Fanny Hill said in a news release that its showroom is too small to compete with large venues in other community theaters.

Obama is making the proposal Wednesday at the Union Depot rail and bus station in St. Paul.

Gov. Scott Walker made the commitment during a speech Wednesday before the Wisconsin Realtors Association.

It's because heavy snow could cause decks or platforms to collapse.

A new analysis finds that Republicans in control of the Wisconsin Legislature raised nearly three times more money for their campaigns last year than did Democrats.

Walker spokesman Tom Evenson tells The Associated Press that Walker started requiring signatures on the "Ethics Policy and Professional Code of Conduct" beginning in November 2011.

Wisconsin is once again dealing with another blast of arctic air that will continue to cover the state for the next several days.

On Wednesday morning, Marshfield police identified the victim as Melvin Weis, 62.

The La Crosse County Sheriff's Office says officers found Michael Fuslier, 17, of La Crosse, and William McCullough, 18, of La Crosse in the home after searching with a K9.

The La Crosse police department has placed him on paid administrative leave.

Milwaukee County sheriff's officials say three correctional officers have been injured by a combative inmate at the county jail.

Wisconsin regulators are sending out a warning about an email scam that appears to be a utility bill.

One person has died and three others have been taken to the hospital following a fire at a mobile home park in Sheboygan.

A judge is set to sentence a Madison man convicted of sexually assaulting his starving stepsister and a 15-year-old girl.