Wisconsin News

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In Wisconsin, residents are having an emotional debate over the fuel-drilling technique known as "fracking," in which a sand mixture is blasted underground to extract oil and gas from rock.

Cornell University studied the effects of banning chocolate milk from 11 elementary schools at a school district in Oregon.

Farmers markets offer great opportunities to buy seasonal, local and healthy produce.

Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker officially announced this week that he is running for wait for it re-election as governor of Wisconsin.

That's what the company confirmed Thursday, when it offered a free year of identity theft protection and credit monitoring to the affected customers.

As the executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union of Wisconsin and a gay man, I spend a lot of time defending or promoting the civil liberties and rights of other people, regardless of their sexual orientation.

Wisconsin's Department of Natural Resources is joining a public and private effort to increase a certain type of recycling.

Unemployment in Wisconsin is below 6% for the first time since November of 2008.

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Two children who were believed to have been abducted by their mother have been found unharmed in Grand Chute, Wis., according to Chicago police.

The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction will not revoke the license of a teacher who viewed pornographic emails at work, despite Gov. Scott Walker's request that swift action be taken to revoke the license.

For the first time in 35 years, Wisconsin Republicans are gearing up for a divisive primary in the 6th District.

Subtle immune system changes may explain why some Great Lakes trout and salmon die from the lack of an essential vitamin after eating alewife, an important forage species, according to a scientific report released Wednesday.

The Lincoln County man accused of killing his wife and hiding her body has been found guilty on all three counts.

The Wisconsin Department of Justice and the Department of Natural Resources are teaming up to promote National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day.

Gov. Scott Walker isn't expected to fulfill his 2010 campaign promise to add 250,000 private sector jobs by next year in Wisconsin, but he said Wednesday that he doesn't think voters will hold it against him.

The new law now in effect makes it easier for egg producers to sell their product with fewer licensing requirements.

Gov. Scott Walker signed three bills Wednesday aimed at strengthening domestic-violence laws, including one measure proposed after a man fatally shot his estranged wife in 2012 while she was working at a Brookfield spa.

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