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The opinion comes amid a secret investigation reportedly focused on potential illegal coordination between conservative groups and Republican campaigns during recalls targeting Gov. Scott Walker and state lawmakers.

Milwaukee County prosecutors say three people have been arrested in connection with the theft of a multi-million dollar Stradivarius violin stolen from the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra concertmaster.

A Minnesota man who said he was high on methamphetamine when he accidentally killed his girlfriend in Wisconsin has been sentenced to 28 years in prison.

Walker was asked about the issue Wednesday, just two days after the ACLU filed a federal lawsuit challenging the state's constitutional ban on gay marriage.

Didn't answer that call in time? It might cost you big time to find out who it was.

Consumer protection officials say it's the eleventh year in a row that telemarketing complaints have been at the top of the list.

Follow WEAU's Courtney Everett inside the Hobbs Ice Arena for a glimpse of why local athletes lace up their skates.

Two men killed when their vehicle rolled over and crashed into a tree and a house in Manitowoc County have been identified.

The public will get a chance to speak out on Gov. Scott Walker's proposed $504 million tax cut plan at a hearing before a state Assembly committee.

The Wisconsin Senate's natural resources committee has scheduled a public hearing on a Republican bill that would create steeper fines for poaching trophy deer.

Bird watchers will get a chance to look for snowy owls in the Horicon Marsh this weekend.

Facebook has changed and even re-shaped the way businesses connect with customers over the last 10 years. With more than 1.2 billion users as of December 31st, there are now several options for people to connect and identify with their favorite brands.

Hiring managers met with students at UW-Eau Claire Tuesday night to offer tips to landing first jobs and advancing in their careers.

The Wisconsin Veterans Home at Chippewa Falls celebrated one year of service with a ceremony today.

A lawsuit has been filed against an area town, its police chief and a police officer over an ordinance.

One aspect of The Healing Place has allowed area parents to help each other through tough times in a unique group setting.

Toxicology results show a Minnesota woman was legally drunk when she drove an SUV into the Mississippi River last month, killing herself and her three male passengers.

Prosecutors filed charges of Sexual Assault of a Student by School Staff against Andy Follen, 26, of Spencer on Monday. He's free on a $2,500 cash bond.

Chippewa Falls Police say, as part of a safety procedure, K-9 units from Eau Claire and Altoona searched the schools Tuesday morning.

Backers of Walker's proposal testified Tuesday before the Assembly's Committee on Workforce Development. The full Assembly was expected to vote on the plan next week.