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The manure spills caused fish kills in 2017 and 2019.

Human remains were found by people picking up litter along Highway 53 in Onalaska.

About 40 protesters attended the rally and blocked the entrance to the Public Safety Building, The Kenosha News says.

The U.W. System interim president says his goal is getting students and all staff vaccinated against COVID-19 before people go home for the summer.

Republican-backed bills would have prevented health officials from mandating the COVID-19 vaccine or closing places of worship during the pandemic.

The suit claims pupil discrimination, intentional infliction of emotional distress, violation of Civil Rights, deprivation of rights, violation of the First Amendment, and emotional anguish.

The 74-year-old was found safe.

Josh Kaul plans to launch an investigation into clergy sex assault across Wisconsin’s five Catholic dioceses, according to a letter obtained by the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.

Evers issued the executive order Thursday in recognition of Earth Day.

Gov. Tony Evers vetoed a package of Republican-authored bills directing how the state would spend $3.2 billion.

The audit noted that since WEDC was created in 2011 only about one-third of award recipients created their planned number of jobs.

The system monitors how long kits spend at different points in the processing system, and victims could directly access information about their kits.

John Stender was convicted of aiding a felon by falsifying information after the crash with Colten Treu behind the wheel.

A court-ordered monitor says there are still concerns but found improvements at Lincoln Hills School for Boys and Copper Lake School for Girls.

Authorities say the victim was using the tractor to try to remove a large truck stuck in the field when the tractor flipped over and pinned him underneath.

If you have unused or unwanted prescription pills or over-the-counter medication stacked up in your medicine cabinet, now is the time to get rid of them.

Taxes would still increase, but $12 less over two years than under current law, the Fiscal Legislative Bureau says.

Rigoberto Ruiz says ConAgra Foods didn’t enforce a policy to ensure that employees wore masks at its Darien plant.

Wisconsin's jobless rate is far below the national rate of 6%.

A Madison couple filed the lawsuit saying their biracial son is not eligible because the grants are available to some minorities but not to others.

Evers has signaled he’ll veto the proposals using $3.2 billion in federal aid.

By contrast, 40% to 50% of suburban and 14% to 18% of rural schools offered all or mostly virtual instruction that month.

Ronald Kendler was last seen driving away from his home in Kronenwetter Friday morning.

President Joe Biden’s administration has blocked former Gov. Scott Walker’s plan to require some childless adults to work to maintain Medicaid benefits.

Two slabs somehow broke off and plunged to the sidewalk in front of an entrance last weekend.

This mating ritual draws onlookers to the Wolf River in hopes of seeing the prehistoric fish.

The nonpartisan Legislative Fiscal Bureau says the majority of Republicans’ plans for $3.2 billion may not be allowed under the law or might have to be repaid.

Wisconsin Manufacturers and Commerce sued to stop testing at industrial and municipal treatment plants for chemicals linked to cancer and other illnesses.

University of Wisconsin students who get vaccinated for COVID-19 will no longer have to be tested weekly for the virus.

The federal government has agreed to pay $1 million to the children of an Army veteran who froze to death after he was discharged from a Veterans Affairs hospital in Wisconsin.