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Wis. Democrats Oust National Delegate Over McCain Support
Wisconsin Democrats have ousted a delegate to their national convention for saying she would vote for Republican Sen.
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State Could Run Out of Unemployment Money by March
A state projection shows Wisconsin's reserve fund for paying unemployment claims could run out of money by March.
Governor orders flags lowered for Dewhirst
Flags at Wisconsin National Guard armories, air bases and other facilities across the state will fly at half-staff Saturday, July 26, in honor of U.S. Army 1st Lt.
Want to know where lane closures are? WisDOT's Web site can help
You've planned a great getaway to your favorite Wisconsin destination and know how long it normally takes to get there.
Global Warming Task Force Approves Final Report
Wisconsin should reduce greenhouse gases to 2005 levels within the next six years and cut that by another 75 percent by mid-century. Those are among the final recommendations from Gov.
Court backs firing of Wis. teacher who viewed porn
A teacher fired after briefly looking at pornography on his school computer will not get his job back anytime soon.
Governor Doyle approves $453,205 project at Middleton Municipal Airport
Governor Jim Doyle has approved a $453,205 project to construct a snow removal equipment building at the Middleton Municipal Airport - Morey Field.
Doyle Asks FEMA for More Help with Flooding Recovery
Gov. Jim Doyle wants federal emergency officials to send more help to Wisconsin as the state recovers from June's floods.
Gun ownership and hunting are an important part of Wisconsin's rich culture and history.
Oshkosh considers allowing electric vehicles
The Oshkosh Common Council today will consider a measure that would give residents one more way to avoid high gas prices.
Group: Wis. Supreme Court Race Was Most Expensive
New reports confirmed that this year's Wisconsin Supreme Court election was the most expensive judicial race in state history with a price tag of nearly $6 million.
Wisconsin Governor Jim Doyle To Receive Regional Policy Award From ESA
Main Category: Water - Air Quality / Agriculture Also Included In: Public Health Gov.
Wis. soldier killed in Afghanistan
A 25-year-old Wisconsin soldier has been killed in Afghanistan, the U.S. Defense Department said Monday.
Doyle Reports More Than $1 Million On Hand
Gov. Jim Doyle has more than $1 million in the bank if he decides to seek a third term in 2010.
Winona Bridge Now Open To Truck Traffic
Trucks will roll again across the Highway 43 bridge at Winona. The Minnesota Department of Transportation says the bridge was set to reopen to truck traffic Monday evening -- 10 days ahead of schedule.
Sudden Air Bag Deployment Stuns Drivers
Air bags were designed to save lives, not put them in danger. So imagine driving on a freeway or crowded city street and your air bag deploys unexpectedly.
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Wisconsin's fund to pay jobless running dry
A state projection shows Wisconsin's reserve fund for paying unemployment claims could run out of money by March.
Fundraising reporting deadline Monday
Candidates for political office in Wisconsin have until the close of business Monday to report how much money they've raised in the first half of this year.
Wis. court hurts chances of animal rights museum
A Wisconsin appeals court has dealt a major setback to animal rights activists' plans to build a first-of-its-kind museum protesting animal research between two University of Wisconsin primate labs.
Wis. Humane Society to buy, close 'puppy mill'
Fri, Jul 18, 2008 The Wisconsin Humane Society says it will buy and close one of the nation's largest dog-breeding facilities.