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The Personnel Committee says it came to the conclusion that claims at the Spooner School District did not constitute evidence of harassment.

South Carolina is more than 1100 miles away from Eau Claire but Lloyd Denning is proudly flying the Confederate flag outside his home.

The Junior Kubb Championship was held Friday for kids ages 12 and under.

Traffic on U.S. 53 will be reduced to one lane in each direction from 7 p.m. to 6 a.m. July 13-16.

Officers say they have been getting reports of a man exposing himself to women for about a year. They say most of the incidents have happened near the bike trail and Carson Park area.

Most of us don't associate hospitals and gardens with one another, but recently clinics across the country have picked up the idea of incorporating gardening into nutrition lessons.

The logo was posted Friday on the governor's Twitter and Instagram pages and says "Scott Walker for America."

The Department of Natural Resources says a chickadee found in Ramsey County and delivered to a wildlife rehabilitation center on June 10 later tested positive for H5 bird flu.

The state's Homeland Security Council has released a new report realigning threat priorities and strategies.

Faith and past family backcountry camping experiences helped three sisters survive for more than four days while they were lost in a Wyoming wilderness area.

Federal prosecutors say a man and woman from Ashland have agreed to plead guilty to charges that distributed substances similar to illegal drugs and filing false tax returns.

The last flight for US Airways will take place this fall, and then one more name in airline history will disappear.

Volunteer dog handlers are helping sheriff's officials search for a missing doctor in Door County.

The defense in the Colorado theater shooting trial has rested after trying to show gunman James Holmes was insane at the time of the 2012 attack.

Minnesota lawmakers are worried about cell phone cases designed to look like handguns.

Law enforcement officials in central Wisconsin say they're frustrated with court rulings that will allow railroad trains to block road crossings for extended periods of time without repercussions.

The University of Wisconsin System Board of Regents has approved a budget that will absorb the first year of a $250 million cut in state aid.

Omar Sharif, the Egyptian-born actor who soared to international stardom in two David Lean epics, "Lawrence of Arabia" and "Doctor Zhivago," has died.

President Barack Obama says taking down the Confederate flag is "a sign of good will and healing and a meaningful step toward a better future."

Police have two suspects in custody and are looking for a third for a shooting in Monona.