Новости за 01.02.2023

A second man pleaded guilty in the death of a 15-year-old outside a suburban Minneapolis school in a shooting that also seriously injured another teen. On Wednesday, 19-year-old Fernando Valdez-Alvarez pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and first-degree assault. He made…

The Badgers and Ohio State meet with both in extended slumps. Here's broadcast information, potential starting lineups and things to know about Thursday's game.

The Varsity Collective briefly shined the spotlight on 19 of the newest Badgers in Times Square while also prominently promoting a half-dozen out-of-state early enrollees.

The Indiana governor’s proposal for a broad expansion of county-level public health programs has won its first endorsement from state legislators. The state Senate’s health committee voted 12-0 Wednesday in support of a bill laying out the responsibilities that local…

A new survey of University of Wisconsin System students has found that most students are afraid to express their views about controversial topics in class out of fear other students won't agree or it could hurt their grades. UW-Stout's Menard…

A jury has found a Wisconsin man guilty in a second trial for killing his wife with antifreeze and by suffocation in 1998. The verdict of first-degree intentional homicide against 63-year-old Mark Jensen was announced Wednesday in a Kenosha County…

The bill comes as Wisconsin opioid overdose deaths have increased drastically over the past decade, due in large part to fentanyl.

Proof of chickenpox disease, for an exemption to that vaccine, will have to come from medical professionals, not parents.

Proof of chickenpox disease, for an exemption to that vaccine, will have to come from medical professionals, not parents.

The Badgers' offensive efficiency is as bad as it's been in more than two decades. Here's a look at what's wrong and how Wisconsin can try to end its funk.

State officials say nearly 300,000 Tennesseans who enrolled in Medicaid during the COVID-19 pandemic are expected to lose their coverage this year. A spokesperson for TennCare, the state’s Medicaid program, said this week that no removals will occur until April…

"February allows us the chance to celebrate our history in this great state," Rep. Dora Drake, D-Milwaukee, said.

The government of the Netherlands says a cow that died recently on a Dutch farm has tested positive for mad cow disease. It's a rare case of the cattle illness that can cause a fatal brain disease in people who…

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A 35-year-old La Crosse woman faces felony drunk driving charges after police responded to a Jan. 21 vehicle crash in La Crosse.

Gundersen St. Joseph’s Hospital and Clinics broke ground on its new clinic in Elroy on Feb. 1.

Gundersen Health System in La Crosse is accepting applications from those interested in becoming an on-call victim advocate volunteer.

As of 2021, there was enough solar capacity installed in the country to power 23 million American homes.

In 2022, we got revenge. Revenge spending, revenge travel — we were determined to make up for time we lost amid the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. But the economy had other plans, and inflation and rising interest rates started…

Replacing coal power plants across the United States with renewable energy projects would reduce carbon emissions and require less water. And it would save money.

Tom Brady is retiring — and this time it sounds like it’s for good. The seven-time Super Bowl winning quarterback posted an emotional video on his social media accounts Wednesday morning to share the news. It comes a year after…

The study doesn’t provide evidence of a cancer risk, but it may prompt more research on the hazards of gel manicures.

Republican lawmakers who've spread election conspiracy theories and falsely claimed that the 2020 presidential outcome was rigged are overseeing legislative committees charged with setting election policy in two major battleground states.