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Luxemburg-Casco volleyball win WIAA Division 2 championship defeating Lakeside Lutheran 3-0

Green Bay-area residents react with joy, anger after Joe Biden declared president-elect

The announcement that Joe Biden had been elected president drew cheers and protests around the state.

President Donald Trump is raising money for an "election defense fund," but at least half could go toward paying down his campaign debts.

As always, we've rounded up your favorite stories from around Wisconsin this week and some of their top Facebook comments, just for you.

Sen. Ron Johnson refused to say if he thought the election was legitimate, while admitting he had no proof of any illegal activity.

Vos ordered the Assembly's committee overseeing elections to lead an investigation under a state statute that allows lawmakers to require testimony.

One model from the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation shows between 5,000 and 6,900 lives could be lost to COVID-19 in Wisconsin by Jan. 1 if the virus spread doesn't slow down.

Rodgers got a rating of 4.7 after completing 25 of 31 passes for 305 yards and four touchdowns, leading the Packers to a 34-17 victory.

When it comes to statewide elections, Wisconsin is all about the drama. Here are five examples from just the past decade.

Two Creeks Solar Park features 500,000 solar panels than can power more than 33,000 homes.

With an apparent narrow win for Biden in Wisconsin, the key to victory may have been the Native American vote.

Wisconsin, ground-zero in presidential politics, also was a center for polling's crisis after pre-election surveys pointed to a wide Joe Biden win.

Nearly 34% of tests in Brown County in the past seven days came back positive.

Two mink farms are under quarantine after the virus jumped from a human to animals, killing over 5,000 of them.

Increased risk of community exposure to virus adds to hospital worries about staffing

The Green Bay Metro Fire Department were dispatched to the 1300 block of Locust Street for a fire that broke out in a duplex around 1:30 a.m. Friday.

Trump's winning 2016 blueprint came with a very small cushion, and couldn't survive more serious erosion in the state's population centers.

Even as the president rails against counting valid votes, his team appears to be encouraging illegal late voting in crucial Pennsylvania

Republicans in the state Senate chose Devin LeMahieu to run their caucus now that state Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald is heading to Congress.