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Pro-Life Wisconsin sent an email Monday to 3,000 supporters asking them to think twice before buying cookies when sales start Saturday.

The interactive map displays a facility's location and the quality-assured particulate matter data for that facility.

The county used its Code RED system to tell people living near the spill about the response and the roads that were closed.

The Buffalo County Sheriff's Office has asked another law enforcement agency to do an audit on the procedures at the jail.

Crews discovered the leak before noon Monday near Winona.

Over a decade, the number of children 12 and under who died in crashes dropped by 43 percent. Health officials say increased use of car seats and booster seats drove the decline.

On Tuesday morning, the defense rested its case after calling its last witness to the stand. Closing arguments are expected to begin in the afternoon.

They are asking for the administration to help increase propane supplies through "every means of transport."

John Mulligan, executive vice president and chief financial officer at the No. 2 U.S. discounter, testified at a hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee.

One child dead, another hospitalized after rescuers pulled them from a cruise ship swimming pool.

The International Olympic Committee leader spoke in a hard-hitting speech Tuesday, three days before the opening of Russia's first Winter Games.

Two area communities have received word that their Kmart stores will close in the months ahead.

Satya Nadella earned his Master's degree in computer science in 1990. His undergraduate degree is from an Indian university.

The Department of Corrections also issued an arrest warrant for Tim Swinea, 46, in November, after Swinea allegedly violated the terms of his probation relating to a felony bigamy conviction in Marathon County.

Joan Mondale, who became a national arts advocate while her husband was vice president, has died.

The Senate is expected to pass the almost $100 billion-a-year compromise bill Tuesday after the House passed it last week.

WEAU's Courtney Everett takes us inside the world curling to find out the sights and sounds of the unique sport.

People in area village are being asked to run a pencil-thin stream of water at their homes and businesses until further notice.

A 44-year-old man has been charged with a felony in a crash that injured a Milwaukee sports broadcaster.

A pair of retiring state senators has scheduled a public meeting to discuss changing the process by which the Legislature redraws political boundaries every 10 years.