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A judge has ordered a man convicted of killing his three daughters to pay more than $25,000 in restitution and court costs.

The telethon is broadcast live on WEAU 13 News from Noon to 6:00pm. Snow Biz is at the Brackett Bar south of Eau Claire.

Governor Scott Walker signed seven bills into law Thursday afternoon approving state contracts and amending statutory language. Employees represented in the following unions will receive a one percent raise, upon approval of these contracts.

Rep. Paul Ryan won't say if he'll run for president in 2016 but there's one job he's sure he doesn't want: speaker of the House of Representatives.

Walker said Friday during a speech in Milwaukee that he will back legislation creating a commission to review the state's academic standards and recommend changes. Walker says he believes the state will end up with standards that are tougher than those nationally.

State Rep. Melissa Sargent is circulating a bill to legalize pot, but it will certainly be snuffed out by Republicans who control both the Assembly and Senate and oppose such an effort.

The goal of Friday night's concert is to raise money for victims and their family members. Organizers say it's also a chance to bring the community together.

Some Wisconsin cancer patients are being forced to choose between oral chemotherapy that could be the most effective treatment and traditional chemotherapy covered by their insurance.

Bob Uecker is getting a statue inside Miller Park, but the likeness of the popular Brewers broadcaster won't be anywhere near the front row.

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources plans to start another search for a deadly bat disease.

We're getting our first look at a draft of a possible referendum on the Confluence project that could be on the ballot this spring.

Thursday the state is warning you about a new e-mail scam.

Police say the break in happened at the La Crosse Area Habitat for Humanity Restore was broken into either late Sunday night or early Monday morning.

Online court records show 23-year old Brent McNabb will head to trial in March.

The city says its in the beginning stages of planning the project with hopes of completion by late summer or early fall.

Dunn County will soon use new technology to help track people with medical conditions that have wandered away from home.

A massive highway pileup being blamed on whiteout conditions has left at least two people dead and an unknown number injured in northwestern Indiana.

Wisconsin wineries are lobbying for a bill that allows minors to tour their establishments without a parent present.

28-year-old Krista Holler made the plea to one count of homicide by intoxicated use of a vehicle.

Governor Scott Walker said the state of Wisconsin has a more than $911 million surplus, and more than $800 million of that should go back to taxpayers.