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A 43-year-old La Crosse man is being held in the La Crosse County Jail on a $50,000 cash bond after he allegedly fled police Feb. 3 with a substantial amount of drugs in his possession.

Democratic Gov. Tony Evers would almost certainly veto the proposal.

Democratic Gov. Tony Evers would almost certainly veto the proposal.

Democratic Gov. Tony Evers would almost certainly veto the proposal.

The Badgers start a road trip at Penn State. Here's broadcast information, potential starting lineups and things to know on Wednesday's game.

Gov. Tony Evers said Tuesday that he will ask the Legislature to approve allowing counties and most large cities be able to ask voters to raise their sales tax to pay for local services, like police and fire protection and…

The Wisconsin Archery Alliance State Indoor will be held at the Amie L. Mathy Center, Viterbo University, on Feb. 10-12.

The bill would ensure that health plans count copay assistance and coupons toward the patient's maximum out-of-pocket cost or annual deductible.

Home organization and cleaning experts explain that there are many ways to make your cleaning products stretch further and last longer. The trick is adopting these strategies the next time you do a deep clean.

The third concert of the Out of Our Minds Chamber Series will feature the talents of oboist Carolyn Haupert Drazich, pianist Mary Ellen Haupert, and members of the Druzhba Trio—violinist Michelle Lee Elliott, violist Busya Lugovier, and cellist Derek Clark…

Biden last visited the state in September, when he spoke at a Labor Day event in Milwaukee.

Biden last visited the state in September, when he spoke at a Labor Day event in Milwaukee.

The student was injured when an off-duty Kenosha Police officer reportedly knelt on her neck following a fight with another student in the school’s cafeteria.

Legislative Republicans on Tuesday plan to launch an audit into persistent backlogs at the state agency that processes professional licenses, which department officials and Democratic lawmakers have long attributed to ongoing staffing shortages.

Rep. Robert Wittke, R-Racine, said the audit relates to weekslong waits faced by those seeking professional licenses through the agency.

Rep. Robert Wittke, R-Racine, said the audit relates to weekslong waits faced by those seeking professional licenses through the agency.

Legislative Republicans on Tuesday plan to launch an audit into persistent backlogs at the state agency that processes professional licenses, which department officials and Democratic lawmakers have long attributed to ongoing staffing shortages.

"I've never seen anything like that," the pest control company's owner said. "The more acorns I pulled out from the wall, the more there were. It felt like it wasn't going to end."

Rescue teams from around the world are heading to Syria and Turkey after an earthquake has killed thousands.

Republicans in some conservative states won their campaigns for secretary of state last year after claiming they'd make major changes aimed at keeping fraud out of elections. So far, their efforts to make good on their promises are mixed.

The United States approved a policy that makes Cuban migrants request a permit online before arriving with the sponsorship of a relative or friend in the U.S. Although the parole program also applies to Nicaraguans, Haitians and Venezuelans, Cubans are…

A majority of the current members of the Wisconsin Supreme Court have picked a favorite candidate in the race that will decide the ideological balance of the court with several major decisions looming. Both sides are expected to spend millions…

The pandemic cost the UW-Madison club a lot of institutional knowledge, but students are set on reviving the group and competing nationally.