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It isn’t clear if the court will rule on the 130,000 voter records in time to affect the election that is just five weeks away.

Police say the man stole a car in Evansville and brandished a handgun when confronted by officers.

When police arrived, the people began to leave, then gunshots rang out.

Fall is in the air and with that comes giant pumpkins.

Megan Wolfe says elections officials have a lot of practice already with increasing numbers of absentee ballots and litigation.

Gov. Tony Evers and the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation said another $3 million would be added to the previously-announced $1 million in no-interest loans for small businesses.

At just 11 years old, Naiya Iraci is already an established hunter, harvesting deer and turkeys. Now, the Kewaskum sixth-grader can add a 700+ pound black bear to her resume.

Evers asked for Frostman's resignation after the state has struggled for months to distribute unemployment benefits.

The original cast from the beloved 1987 film reunited Sunday for the reading along with guest stars to raise money for the Wisconsin Democratic Party.

Last winter's estimate was 914 to 978 wolves.

After 69 years, the Tommy Bartlett Show is shutting down permanently.

Chicago's advisory stops short of adding Wisconsin to its travel advisory list.

The Republican ticket bookends the work week with visits on Monday and Friday.

UW-Madison’s Faculty Senate voted in favor of canceling the university’s 2021 spring break on Monday afternoon.

Judge John Zakowski agreed with the Wisconsin Elections Commission's decision: West's people were too late with the nomination papers.

Area clerks were worried absentee ballots scheduled to go out by September 17 might be delayed.

The Trump campaign announced an event at the Central Wisconsin Airport on Sept. 18.

Child care providers across the state work to keep their doors open in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.

More than 4,600 people who were overcharged for personal checks from Direct Checks Unlimited Sales received a share of $185,177 in restitution

The Wisconsin Department of Health Services reports a Chippewa County woman died from a virus spread by mosquitoes.

Because of the pandemic, mail-in voting has become more popular in this year’s elections. Many municipalities expect large turnouts through mail-in voting for the November election.

Dorchester's Maggie Geiger won three separate titles at the ACO World Championships of Cornhole 15.

State lawmakers introduce new legislation to help local law enforcement agencies hire more diverse candidates.

While presidents can tap rarely used powers to use federal officers for local law enforcement, there is no National Guard with national reach for Trump to send around the country.

Vice President Pence plans to visit Dairyland Power Cooperative in La Crosse and deliver remarks.

The state allocated $1 million to help businesses with cleanup and repairs. Businesses can apply for up to $20,000 in no-interest loans.

Kyle Rittenhouse, 17, could face a mandatory life sentence if convicted on the first-degree intentional homicide charge.

Flags will fly at half-staff Tuesday to honor a 19-year-old Marine from Oak Creek who died while on a training mission off the Southern California coast.

$50,000 would be used to restore the statue of Civil War hero and abolitionist Col. Hans Christian Heg and the “Forward” statue.

While Wisconsin’s jobless rate for July was below the 10.2% national rate, it was more than double the 3.4% from a year ago.