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Democrat Bernie Sanders plans Madison rally next week
Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders is coming to Wisconsin to host a town hall meeting in Madison.
CONSUMER ALERT: Mitsubishi recalls 460K cars; 5 hurt when air bags hit visor
Mitsubishi is recalling about 460,000 cars because the air bags can push sun visors into passengers and cause injuries in a crash.
Madison synagogue acquires Torah written by woman
A Jewish synagogue in Madison is acquiring a Torah that has some special significance -- it's one of only 12 Torahs worldwide that's written by a woman.
Chippewa Falls man gets prison for church check scheme
A 23-year-old man accused in a scheme to cash stolen checks from a church in northwestern Wisconsin has been sentenced to three years in prison.
Waukesha request for Lake Michigan water moves forward
A request to use Lake Michigan water by a west suburb of Milwaukee is moving forward after a five-year review by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources.
TV actor Dustin Diamond set to be sentenced after stabbing
Television actor Dustin Diamond is scheduled to be sentenced on two misdemeanor charges stemming from a barroom stabbing in Wisconsin.
GOP almost set for '16, with only 3 governors left to get in
With Louisiana's Gov. Bobby Jindal formally launching his presidential bid on Wednesday, 13 high-profile Republicans have officially entered the campaign for the party's 2016 nomination.
Campers kick off Country Fest 2015
Country Fest gates will open Thursday at 2 PM with performances including Thompson Square, Brett Eldredge and headliner Rascal Flatts.
Onalaska ranked in the top 20 of the Best Places to Live, "Small Towns"
The city of Onalaska is making a name for itself on a national level.
Man dies following motorcycle crash
A man involved in a motorcycle crash last week has died of his injuries.
Family of dead marine wants VA reforms
Wisconsin Senator Tammy Baldwin (D) released reform legislation on Monday.
Judge dismisses lawsuit against City of Eau Claire
Voters With Facts announced the lawsuit last September. It claimed the city broke the Wisconsin Open Meetings law by holding two closed session meetings related to the Confluence Project.
Young women statewide offered an inside look at firefighting
This week, Chippewa Valley Technical College is hosting a hands-on camp for young women interested in becoming firefighters.
Unemployment up in most Wisconsin cities, counties
Unemployment rates increased in most Wisconsin counties and 30 of the state's 32 largest cities in May.
Tribe to celebrate transfer of ancestral land in Wisconsin
A Native American tribe is celebrating the legal land transfer of 1,553 acres near the Wisconsin River that once belonged to it.
Man dies from injuries in motorcycle crash
The Wisconsin State Patrol says Michael Powers, 65, from Bruce, died at a hospital Tuesday.
Groundbreaking ceremony for new hotel in Altoona
A new hotel will be built in Altoona’s River Prairie Development.
House fire damage estimated at $65,000
Damage is estimated at $65,000 for a house fire on Eau Claire's west side.
NEW INFORMATION: Local deer tests positive for Chronic Wasting Disease
A white-tailed deer from a breeding farm in Eau Claire County has tested positive for Chronic Wasting Disease.
Prison escapee ordered back to jail, sentenced to probation
The man, who escaped from a Minnesota prison and was caught in Chippewa County, will be sent back to prison.