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Two weeks after rolling back an effort to slow cost-of-living pension increases for working-age military retirees, the Senate is now being asked to give veterans a host of new programs costing $21 billion over the next decade.

Ramis is best known for his roles in the comedies "Ghostbusters" and "Stripes."

The Barron County Sheriff's Department released the figures on Monday.

After one heating mishap led to 13 people being sickened by carbon monoxide this weekend, state officials are reminding poorer residents that assistance is available.

It happened around 10:45 a.m. Monday at the Shelby Mall Check’n Go on Mormon Coulee Road in La Crosse.

Burke commented Monday for the first time following the release of 28,000 pages of emails collected during an investigation into Walker's former aides and associates during his time as Milwaukee County executive.

The news conference is scheduled for 2 p.m. Monday.

Clark County is monitoring the situation and will provide updates as necessary.

Three cars from a Union Pacific train heading from went off the tracks at around 11:15 p.m. Sunday.

Chippewa Falls Police Chief Wendy Stelter made the announcement in an email Monday morning.

City of Eau Claire plans to clear ice & snow-covered streets.

Deputies responded to a report of an injured female at a village residence Sunday night.

He became the longest-serving member of Congress last year.

A water leak has drained the water tower in Thorp.

Dan Kelm of the Sheboygan area started the conventions as a way to meet like-minded people.

National Park rangers have reopened the popular ice caves along the Lake Superior shore near the Apostle Islands.

Law enforcement officers from across the state are expected to take part in the funeral procession for a suburban Milwaukee detective who died shortly after giving birth to twins.

The Wisconsin Historical Society is getting ready to offer its spring genealogy courses.

More than 700 people bravely plunged into an ice cold Half Moon Lake at Carson Park for the annual Polar Plunge.

As a parent, it can be hard to always know where your kids are, and if they're safe. But for mothers, fathers, and guardians, peace of mind could just be in the palm of their hand.