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Rand Grubb and Lisa Miller, who are both 49, were arrested Tuesday morning for possession of meth paraphernalia and manufacturing meth.

Cody and Molly Filipczak from C&M Homes won for two homes this year. Cody is also a board member with the Chippewa Valley Home Builders Association.

Xcel says a failure of underground equipment caused the outage.

The Chippewa County Sheriff's Office says the two men were trying to get a piece of equipment that fell into a manure pit.

Reaction to President Obama's speech at the event was largely positive afterwards.

The state veterinarian has broadened the restriction against poultry gatherings in a modified order that now prohibits all poultry at any swap meet in the state through the end of 2015.

Court records show that Dennis Hunt filed a civil lawsuit against Chippewa County on Wednesday.

INSIDE: The full text of President Obama's remarks at UW-La Crosse on Thursday, and video of the address.

Trust and teamwork is what the U.S Navy Blue Angels say are keys for a successful air show.

Wisconsin whistleblower Ryan Honl has asked President Barack Obama to go outside the Department of Veterans Affairs to appoint a chief watchdog for the agency.

Republicans who control the Legislature are looking to call an extraordinary session to deal with the state budget and bills that would repeal the state's prevailing wage for construction workers and prohibit abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy.

An NFL spokesperson released a statement Thursday regarding DE Datone Jones.

The Chicago Blackhawks have agreed to terms with defensemen Cameron Schilling and Michael Liambas.

The U.S. attorney for the Eastern District of Wisconsin has announced his departure.

The two-year state budget up for passage Thursday by the Republican-controlled Joint Finance Committee is expected to be taken up by the Assembly on Tuesday. It's unknown when the Senate will vote on it. Republican Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald said Wednesday that he does not have the votes for the budget in its current form.

Jail time is on hold for former "Saved by the Bell" actor Dustin Diamond while he appeals his sentence for an altercation at a bar in Wisconsin.

Ford is recalling 433,000 vehicles, including 2015 Focus, C-MAX and Escape models, because of a software problem that could keep their engines running after drivers try to shut them down.

Sargento Foods is planning to invest $30 million in its facilities in northeastern Wisconsin and add 140 jobs.

Aides to Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker say the Republican is entering the crowded Republican race for president.

Republicans hope to kick-start the stalled state budget by voting on a transportation plan that cuts $500 million for road projects and reduces taxes for married couples.