Wisconsin News

Linguists aren't often called upon to solve crimes, but when a child was abducted in Illinois more than a decade ago, a handwritten ransom note was all police had to go on.

Drivers should expect nighttime lane closures on the northbound and southbound Interstate 39/90 at Siggelkow Road as crews start work on the bridge Wednesday.

At least four people are hurt after a 3-vehicle collision near Black Creek. It happened on Highway 54 eastbound at Trap Road around 3:30 this afternoon.

Wisconsin wildlife officials are using road-kill and radio-tracking data to assess the harsh winter's effect on the state's deer herd.

A bill that would put outside agencies in charge of investigating officer-involved deaths could create conflict and confusion for Wisconsin agencies that have traditionally done it themselves, police observers say.

A weak cold front will be slowly moving across the state of Wisconsin late tonight and into Sunday.

ELECTION BID ON APRIL 15TH, TAX DEADLINE DAY. THE GOVERNOR TRAVELED THE STATE, SPEAKING TO ENTHUSIASTIC SUPPORTERS ABOUT WHAT HE'S DONE AND WHAT HE'D LIKE TO DO IN HIS NEXT TERM.

Kathy Harney drove to Leon to attend a book signing by Robert Swisher Jr., author of "Only Magic."

Yesterday had the monthly state-by-state jobs release from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, and it had a number of interesting data points that show us where Wisconsin is at.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court is set to decide whether police can legally draw suspected drunken drivers' blood without a warrant or driver consent.

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A Winnebago County woman has been arrested after authorities found nearly two dozen animals living in deplorable conditions in the Town of Clayton.

Today's Paper, also known as the e-Edition, is an online replica of the printed newspaper.

It takes a sizable effort to put on an event of this magnitude every year. We're grateful so many people are willing to dedicate themselves to it.

Authorities announced charges Friday against a man suspected in connection with about a dozen recent highway shootings that have wounded three people in the Kansas City area.

Today's Paper, also known as the e-Edition, is an online replica of the printed newspaper.

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.