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Wisconsin man pleads guilty in wolf poaching
A Wisconsin man has admitted poaching a wolf in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Thirty-seven-year-old Stephen Popp Jr.
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Wisconsinites among top holiday spenders
Wisconsin and other Midwest states will spend more on Christmas gifts in 2009 than most parts of the United States, according to a survey published by The Conference Board on Monday.
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Wisconsin improves its ranking on taxes
Dented by income tax cuts and a marked spending slowdown on education, Wisconsin's national status as a tax hell is fading.
Wal-Mart Wisconsin pricing won't be same as national on Black Friday
Nov. 24, 2009 11:11 a.m. Wal-Mart shoppers in Wisconsin will get the same Black Friday deals as the rest of the country, according to a spokeswoman at the company's corporate office in Bentonville, Ark.
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Pilot injured in plane crash near Wisconsin-Minnesota line
A pilot is injured after a small plane crash at Lake Elmo airport near the Minnesota-Wisconsin border.
Progress slow in battle against chronic wasting disease
The Department of Natural Resources' efforts to combat chronic wasting disease -- an illness that threatens Wisconsin's entire deer herd -- have had little effect after seven years and nearly $41 million in state and federal spending, data and interviews indicate.
Air Quality Advisory for Wisconsin
Air quality in the Midwest and East were in the moderate to unhealthy range, improving slightly throughout the day as can be seen in the AIRNow loop .
Some gays seek renewed focus on civil unions
Leland Traiman, who runs a sperm bank in California, worries about his lesbian clients in more conservative parts of the country when he hears fellow gay rights activists talk about winning the right to wed.
Police report multiple victims in Wis. shooting
Wisconsin police say multiple people have been shot in a home on the west side of Madison.Madison police Sgt.
Unemployment increases in Northwest Wisconsin, but improves statewide
Department of Workforce Development Secretary Roberta Gassman today released October 2009 local unemployment rate estimates for Wisconsin cities, counties, and metropolitan areas.
Wisconsin cheese center to enter new era
The National Historic Cheesemaking Center in Monroe will enter a new era in January.
Air quality watch issued for sensitive groups in Kenosha; advisory in western Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources has issued an air quality advisory for particle pollution effective tonight to noon Saturday for Chippewa, Clark, Dunn, Eau Claire, Pepin, Pierce, St.
Wisconsin / Venison donation marks 10th year
Wisconsin's deer meat donation program is celebrating its 10th anniversary. Under the state Department of Natural Resources' Venison Donation Program, hunters drop off deer at participating meat processors.
Wis. reservist hurt at Fort Hood home for holiday
A Wisconsin soldier injured in the Fort Hood shootings is home for the holidays, making Thanksgiving all the more special for his family.
Farmers Allowed to Carry Heavy Loads on Roads
Gov. Jim Doyle has issued an executive order giving farmers another month to transport heavy harvest loads.
Troops of the 732nd CSSB Wisconsin National Guard receive video messages while serving overseas
For most, the holidays are a time for family togetherness, a time when physical and emotional distance can quickly be bridged with nothing but a car ride and a kind word.
Critics question pick for new Wis. vets secretary
Critics are blasting the appointment of Ken Black as secretary of the Wisconsin Department of Veterans Affairs, saying he was involved in many of the agency's recent missteps.
Road weight limits lifted so farmers can continue harvest
MADISON -- Wisconsin's wet autumn has led Gov. Jim Doyle to issue an executive order allowing farmers to haul overweight loads on most roads to get their crops to storage or processing.
2 Rochester Residents Killed in Wisconsin Crash
Two Minnesota residents have been killed and four others injured in a two-vehicle crash in southern Wisconsin.
Wisconsinites looking to save money this holiday
Some Wisconsinites are opting to save money by staying home this Thanksgiving. According to AAA, travel dropped 25 percent between 2007 and 2008 nationwide, and this year it predicts that will only increase about 1.4 percent.
Deer kill not expected to change
A big-game biologist says snowier weather heading for Wisconsin over Thanksgiving likely won't affect the outcome of the deer gun season.
Wis. Panel Approves Higher Electric, Gas Rates
State regulators have approved higher electric and natural gas rates for Wisconsin Power & Light customers.
Wisconsin Teen Running for Governor
He is one of two Democrats aiming to replace Jim Doyle as Wisconsin's governor. Doyle is not running for a third term.
Fond du Lac facing shortage of nurses
Think the waiting time at the doctor's office is long now? Give it 15 years. It may - or may not - be worse, depending on what Wisconsin communities do now, local officials say.
Winfrey's mother, retailer settle bill dispute
A financial dispute between Oprah Winfrey's mother and a high-end fashion store in Wisconsin has been settled.Details of the agreement between Vernita Lee of Milwaukee and the Brookfield store, Valentina, have not been released.But Valentina co-owner Tony Chirchirillo says the store will receive some of the $155,000 he said it was owed.Valentina ...
Wis. man with alleged child porn shrine charged
A Wisconsin man transformed his apartment into a pornographic shrine to young girls, arranging mannequins in a sex act, plastering the walls with photos and setting up a bed covered with stuffed animals, investigators said Monday.
U.S. government contracts pay off for many Wisconsin businesses,...
Julio De Arteaga built his career brick by brick. Now, 20 years since he formed his namesake firm as a masonry contractor, De Arteaga, of Greenville, has grown his team to 65 people.
Wis. woman among 2010 Rhodes Scholars
A Wisconsin woman is among 32 men and women from across the U.S. selected as Rhodes Scholars for 2010.
Wis. Expands Swine Flu Vaccination Target Group
Wisconsin health officials have expanded the group that can receive vaccination for swine flu to include all school-aged children and young adults up to age 24.
Minnesota-Wisconsin tax reciprocity talks may resume
Tax reciprocity with Wisconsin, which has been eliminated to help with Minnesota's budget deficit, may be back in play.
Health insurance costs more in Wisconsin
A new survey finds Wisconsinites pay more for health insurance than the rest of the country and the cost is rising at a faster rate.
Wisconsin unemployment dips slightly in October
Wisconsin's unemployment rate dipped slightly in October to 7.6 percent, its lowest point so far this year.
Minn. DNR Picks Out 44-Foot Xmas Tree For Governor
Share + Nov 22, 2009 9:23 am US/Central 1 of 1 The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources has harvested a 44-foot tree for the front lawn of the Governor's mansion.
Furlough day will close all DMV offices on Friday
Madison a ' State Division of Motor Vehicle Offices will close Friday so employees can take their fourth furlough day this year.
Wisconsin, Minnesota Lawmakers Try to Resolve Tax Issue
If Wisconsin and Minnesota lawmakers can reach agreement on a tax reciprocity dispute lawmakers in Wisconsin may call a special session to enact the deal.
Wisconsin pension agency rethinks costly business-class flights
The agency that manages Wisconsin's pension fund has tightened its travel policy to discourage employees from taking expensive business-class flights, a practice that had become routine in recent years.
Wis. Teacher's Aide Accused of Sex with Student
A former Wisconsin teacher's aide was accused of having a sexual relationship with a 12-year-old boy.
Wisconsin, Minnesota Lawmakers Trying to Resolve Tax Issue
A spokeswoman for Wisconsin Senate Majority Leader Russ Decker says talks are ongoing but Decker is committed to calling the Senate into session if a deal can be reached.
New Great Lakes Ballast Rules Take Effect In February
Wisconsin environmental officials said that they'll begin enforcing new ballast water regulations on Great Lakes vessels in February.
Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune
Air Quality Watch issued for Wood County
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources has issued an Air Quality Watch from 12:30 a.m. Saturday through 11:59 p.m. Monday.
All DMV Offices Closed Friday, November 27 for Employee Furlough
Like many state offices, all Wisconsin Division of Motor Vehicles offices will be closed for business on Friday, November 27, the day after Thanksgiving, as DMV staff complete the fourth of sixteen unpaid days required over the next two years.
Detainees Needle Wis. Troops About Favre
Detainees at a camp in Baghdad, Iraq have found a way to get under the skin of guard troops from Wisconsin.
Fugitive in Wis. drug case turns up in Fla.
Federal authorities found a fugitive in a massive Wisconsin cocaine case after he was sentenced to prison in Florida under a false name.
National health plan might mirror Wisconsin
If you want to know what universal health insurance coverage looks like, just look around the next time you go to the grocery store or mall, to church or a movie.
Most Wisconsin Road Projects Done For Year
The Wisconsin Department of Transportation says most road construction projects in the state are done for the year, which should ease travel over the Thanksgiving holiday.
Survey Finds Health Insurance Costs More In Wisconsin
A new survey finds that Wisconsinites pay more for health insurance than the rest of the country and the cost is rising at a faster rate.
Unemployment in Wisconsin falls to 7.6%
Wisconsin's unemployment rate dipped slightly in October to 7.6 percent, its lowest point so far this year.
Report details transportation needs
The state Department of Transportation says in its 20-year plan released this week that federal economic stimulus money does not solve immediate or long-term funding needs.
Cranberry harvests in Wis., US meet expectations
Cranberry harvests in Wisconsin and elsewhere are meeting expectations, meaning your cranberry sauce will cost about the same this Thanksgiving as it did last year.
Wisconsin Gov. Jim Doyle poised to sign into law regulations that...
When Tim and Tara Eichman first laid eyes on Archie, a Lhasapoo rescued from Puppy Haven Kennel in Green Lake County last year, they saw one ugly, sick puppy.
Holiday travel should rebound from last year's drop
More Wisconsinites are expected to make road trips during the Thanksgiving holiday weekend, a sign that consumers are in a better mood about the economy than they were a year ago, according to AAA Wisconsin.
11 People Die Of Swine Flu In Wisconsin In Past Week
State health officials have confirmed 11 more deaths related to the swine flu in Wisconsin.
DNR asks hunters to watch for drug operations
State wildlife officials are asking hunters to keep an eye out for any drug-growing operations hidden in remote areas across Wisconsin.
RCU cuts deal to take over 11 AnchorBanks
Eau Claire Royal Credit Union will be acquiring 11 branches in northwestern Wisconsin from AnchorBank.
Wisconsin student leaders to present environmental projects at conference
The 2009 Wisconsin High School Conference on the Environment, 'Our Changing Forests: Challenges and Opportunities for Wisconsin's Students,' will be held at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point on Wednesday.
Emeritus Robert Engelhard inducted into the Wisconsin Forestry Hall of Fame
Robert Engelhard, professor emeritus of forestry at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point, was recently inducted into the Wisconsin Forestry Hall of Fame.
Doyle signs trade agreement with Israel
Wisconsin Gov. Jim Doyle Tuesday signed a bilateral trade agreement between Israel and Wisconsin on research and development with a strong focus on water technology.
Mourners grieve for Hood shooting victims
The hundreds of people who lined the main street of a small Indiana city Saturday fell solemnly silent as a white hearse passed by on its way to the church.
Prostate, Breast Cancers Most Common In Wis.
Prostate cancer in men and breast cancer in women were the most common cancers between 2002 and 2006 in Wisconsin.
Prism And Medical College Of Wisconsin Investigators Receive $1.6...
Main Category: MRI / PET / Ultrasound Also Included In: Neurology / Neuroscience ; Cancer / Oncology ; Radiology / Nuclear Medicine Article Date: 16 Nov 2009 - 6:00 PST Prism Clinical Imaging, Inc., in collaboration with investigators at The Medical College of Wisconsin in Milwaukee, has received a $1.6 million, three-year grant from the National ...
Solar energy field remains strong in Wisconsin
Nov. 16--Given our climate, Wisconsin would never be mistaken for the best solar state in the country.
Wis. releases grenade video to settle AP lawsuit
Wisconsin prison officials have released a video to The Associated Press that shows a guard tossing a non-lethal grenade into an inmate's cell and running away as it detonated.The Department of Corrections released the video after the AP sued seeking a copy under the state's open records law.
Wis. DNR evaluating feedback on longer deer hunt
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources is evaluating more than 6,000 letters, e-mails and online comments submitted on a proposal to start the fall deer hunt a week earlier and extend it to 16 days.
Milwaukee Mayor Barrett to run for Wisconsin governor
MILWAUKEE, Wis. - Mayor Tom Barrett ended weeks of speculation about his political future today when he stood in front of his Milwaukee home, with his family at his side, and announced he will run for Wisconsin governor as a Democrat in 2010.
Flags to be lowered to half-staff in Wisconsin Monday for Army Reserve Captain Russell Seager
Flags at Wisconsin National Guard armories, air bases and other facilities across the state will fly at half-staff Monday in honor of Army Reserve Captain Russell Seager, Mount Pleasant, who died Nov.
Palin's way of talkin' dissected, you betcha
When Sarah Palin burst onto the national political stage there was a lot of talk about her distinctive way of talkin', you betcha.Heck, she moved to Alaska when she was too young to speak and grew up in the small town of Wasilla, but doggone it, why did she talk like someone from the movie "Fargo"?Three University of Wisconsin-Madison linguists ...
Wisconsin public school districts, teachers venture into a world without QEO
For years, the protest cry of Wisconsin public school teachers was, "The QEO must go." Now, it's gone.
Guest commentary: Freedom has many costs for U.S. service members
Veterans Day in Wisconsin is a special moment of reflection for the more than 427,000 veterans in the state.
Truck hits deer in SW Wis. and tumbles, killing 2
Grant County authorities say a truck hit a deer and plunged down an embankment into a tree, killing the driver and passenger.
Some Fort Hood Victims' Funerals Set for Saturday
Staff Sgt. Amy Krueger was set to deploy to Afghanistan for a second time in December, and she knew her mission: Catch Osama bin Laden.
Wisconsin Gov. Jim Doyle vetoes Department of Natural Resources (DNR) secretary bill
Gov. Jim Doyle has vetoed a bill that would hand the power to appoint the state Department of Natural Resources secretary to a citizen board.
Gov. Doyle Signs Education Reform Bills
Gov. Jim Doyle has signed a series of education reform bills designed to help Wisconsin compete for federal stimulus money.
Wisconsin: Doyle: DNR board won't work
MADISON, Wis. -- A citizen board effectively manages veterans benefits in Wisconsin but a similar structure would not work for natural resources, Gov.
Ava, Ethan Most Popular Baby Names In Wisconsin
Wisconsin child cares and kindergartens better brace for an onslaught of Avas and Ethans in coming years.
Veterans Day events in Northeastern Wisconsin
Following is a list of Veterans Day events in Northeastern Wisconsin. Algoma Veterans Day concert: 7 p.m. Wednesday, Algoma Elementary School auditorium, 514 Fremont St.
Porn star and pastor debate in Wis.
A pornography star and a pastor may seem an unlikely duo. But the combination drew a sold-out crowd at the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh on Wednesday night.
Immigrant labor increases on Wisconsin dairy farms
Sandi Zirbel has seen an influx of immigrants on dairy farms in Wisconsin firsthand.
Decker: Not enough votes to override DNR veto
The leader of the Wisconsin state Senate says he doesn't think there's enough votes in the Legislature to override an expected veto of a bill changing who names the secretary of the Department of Natural Resources.
Doyle-Led Trade Mission To Israel Leaves Friday
Gov. Jim Doyle's trade mission to Israel is scheduled to begin on Friday. According to the state Department of Commerce, the weeklong trade mission is designed to promote Wisconsin's water and environmental technologies, life sciences, agribusiness, and other industries.
Republican Terri McCormick, a former Wisconsin representative, plans...
Terri McCormick, who lost a Republican primary for the 8th District Congressional seat in 2006, has become the sixth Republican to enter the race to challenge U.S. Rep.
Report: At least 9 other states face financial problems similar to California's
In Arizona, the budget has grown so gloomy that lawmakers are considering mortgaging Capitol buildings.
Wisconsin ranked in top10 of most fiscally challenged states
A new analysis of Wisconsin's budget woes puts the state among the 10 most fiscally challenged in the country, joining California in a group struggling to sustain solvency.
Wis. Insurance Officials To Hand Credits To Locals
State insurance officials plan to hand $12 million in property insurance credits back to local governments next year.
Report Says Wis. Economy Will Improve In 2010
A new state Department of Revenue report projects that Wisconsin's economy will improve in 2010.
Deadly western Wisconsin bank heist planned at last minute, police say
The three men suspected of participating in Friday's robbery of Dairyland State Bank in Exeland, including one who was killed in the aftermath, apparently planned the heist at the last minute, with two of them being recruited just hours before the crime and the group stopping on the way to buy disguises.
Returning vets hit the books at area colleges
MANITOWOC - Increasing numbers of military veterans are returning to colleges in the Manitowoc area.
Wanted ad: Dem nominee for governor
The Republican Party of Wisconsin decided to give the state Democratic Party a little help finding a candidate by running an ad in about nine newspapers this past weekend.
Editorial: Pain of Fort Hood felt in Wisconsin
The enormity of a horrific event like the mass shooting at Fort Hood, Texas, last week doesn't sink in until we see the names and faces of people we know.
Wis. Traffic Deaths Last Month Tied for Lowest on Record for Oct.
Traffic deaths in Wisconsin last month were tied for the lowest on record for the month of October.
3 Wounded Wis. Soldiers Return to Duty
A spokesman for the U.S. Army Reserves says three of the four soldiers from a Wisconsin-based combat stress unit who were wounded in the Fort Hood, Texas, shooting have returned to duty.
WI Venison Donation Program Marks 10th Anniversary
This year marks the 10th anniversary of Wisconsin's Venison Donation Program. In 10 years the program distributed over 3.1 million pounds of ground venison from nearly 70,000 deer donated by hunters, processed by participating meat processors and distributed by volunteers to state food pantries.
State Senate Democrats Unveil Job-Creation Plan
Democrats who control the state Senate have unveiled a package of proposals they said will help create and retain jobs and businesses and improve worker education and training.
Wisconsin Fort Hood victim Amy Krueger of Kiel remembered as friend and hero
Candles held heavenward, Jill Reifsnider and Kristin Thayer hugged and sobbed Sunday night as they paid tribute to and honored the memory of their friend and fallen soldier, Staff Sgt.
Obama Promises Tribal Leaders Help With Environmental Issues
WASHINGTON, DC , November 6, 2009 - Representatives of 400 federally recognized tribal nations from across the United States gathered at the Department of the Interior Thursday at the invitation of President Barack Obama for a conference the President called a "unique and historic event, the largest and most widely attended gathering of tribal ...
DNR: Expect Smaller Deer Harvest
Wisconsin wildlife officials are warning hunters they'll probably take fewer deer than last year.
Obama using stimulus money to win changes in school laws
WASHINGTON a ' Using stimulus dollars as bait, President Obama is coaxing states to rewrite education laws and cut deals with unions as they compete for $5 billion in education grants, the most money a president has ever had for overhauling schools.
Bankruptcy filings in Wis. up over last year
Bankruptcy filings in the state are up about 30 percent from this time last year, particularly among seniors struggling with medical expenses.
Wisconsin soldier was safe, then 'the worst came true'
Three years removed from high school, Amy Krueger was in an Army Reserve recruiting office the day after the terrorist attacks of Sept.
Wisconsin social worker Dorothy Carskadon among wounded at Fort Hood
A social worker who worked in Madison is in critical condition after the Fort Hood attack.
Governor Doyle declares Snowplow Driver Appreciation Day
Gov. Jim Doyle wants to officially say "thank you" to snowplow drivers. As winter closes in, the governor has declared Tuesday as Snowplow Driver Appreciation Day.
MIDWEST: Wisconsin Mom Talks About Toddler's H1N1 Flu Death
A Cashton mother says there were no warning signs before her 21-month-old daughter died after contracting the H1N1 flu.
ODD: Finnish Firm Buys Naming Rights to Wis. Teen
An unemployed Wisconsin teen spent the first 19 years of his life as Calvin Gosz, but after selling his naming rights you can now call him Verkkokauppa Com.
Wis. man donates cheesehead hat signed by Obama
A Wisconsin man who got his cheesehead hat signed by President Barack Obama has decided to donate it to a museum rather than sell it on eBay.Mansfield Neblett told The Associated Press in an e-mail Friday he decided to donate the triangular, bright yellow hat to the Wisconsin Historical Society.
Wisconsin soldier from Racine among those killed at Fort Hood
The uncle of a Wisconsin soldier says his nephew is among the soldiers killed in the Fort Hood shootings.
Wisconsin Soldier Killed, Two Hurt In Fort Hood Rampage
One soldier from Wisconsin was killed and two others were hurt in the shooting massacre at the Fort Hood Army Base on Thursday.
Gov. Doyle visiting Mercury Marine
Gov. Jim Doyle plans to meet with employees and company leaders at Mercury Marine in Fond du Lac.
Winter traveler information now available by dialing 511
The first snowflakes of the season have already fallen on parts of Wisconsin. As a result, the 511 Traveler Information System, a service of the Wisconsin Department of Transportation, has activated its winter road condition report feature.
Wisconsin Senate passes tougher drunk driving laws
A comprehensive toughening of Wisconsin's notoriously weak drunken driving laws moved a step closer to becoming law Thursday with unanimous approval by the state Senate.
Wis. Senate OKs new election money for justices
The state Senate has approved a bill that would create a new public financing system for state Supreme Court campaigns.
Arrest made in slaying of nun from Wisconsin
Federal agents descended on a small community on the Navajo Indian reservation early Thursday to make an arrest in the slaying of a nun whose body was found in her home on church property.
Wisconsin to gather input on racial profiling rules
State justice officials want to hear from the public on a new rule that calls for police to collect racial data during traffic stops.
Patrick to meet with Obama during DC visit
Gov. Deval Patrick is making a two-day trip to Washington focused on state economic development and health care issues.
Wis. Supreme Court Rejects Gay Rights Challenge
The state Supreme Court has rejected a lawsuit challenging Wisconsin's domestic partner registry.
Obama offers schools money for backing initiatives
Pushing for a link between student test scores and teacher pay, President Barack Obama on Wednesday dangled $5 billion in federal grants to states willing to undertake a top-to-bottom overhaul of their schools in support of the White House's priorities.
Last Madison Presidential Visit In 1950
President Barack Obama's visit to Wisconsin Wednesday will be the first stop in Madison by a sitting president in over a half century.
Police: Disabled Wisc. Man abused by relatives
Police in Wisconsin are investigating after finding evidence that the family of a mentally disabled man had often chained him to a pole in their basem ...
Bill To Reform State Child Care Advances
Child care providers convicted of numerous crimes, including child abuse, would be barred from participating in Wisconsin's troubled subsidy program under a bill headed to the full Legislature.
Wis. lawmaker sends Duncan letter over concerns
A powerful Democratic Wisconsin state lawmaker sent U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan a letter outlining concerns he has with the Race to the Top education stimulus program.
Man Sentenced for Stealing Plane, Flying Over Wisconsin
A 31-year-old Canadian man has been sentenced to two years in federal prison for stealing a plane in Canada and flying over three states before landing along a dark southern Missouri highway.
Rental Car Taxes Are Getting Jacked Up
Anyone renting a car in Maine would be paying the state 12.5% of their bill in excise taxes starting last month if the legislature there had its way.
Wis. Assembly takes up birth control education
Schools that decide to teach sex education would have to instruct students on the use of birth control under a bill up for debate Tuesday in the state Assembly.
Updated: Wis. teachers couldn't be fired over test scores
Wisconsin schools could use student test scores to evaluate teachers, but they still couldn't use the information to discipline or fire them under a bill moving quickly through the Legislature.
NTSB: Plane Low On Fuel When Crashed In Iowa Last June
Federal aviation officials say a small plane that crashed in a corn field in northwest Iowa, killing all three Wisconsin men on board, last summer was low on fuel.
PSC Approves Utility's Biomass Plan
The Wisconsin Public Service Commission has approved a utility's latest plan to replace coal and use logging residue and dead trees as the primary fuel to generate electricity.
Wisconsin Teachers Couldn't Be Fired Over Test Scores
A prohibition on using student test results to evaluate teachers would be removed under a proposal backed by Gov.
Agencies developing evacuation plans for Oshkosh, NE Wisconsin
Local and state agencies are putting the final touches on a plan that would quickly move people out of Oshkosh and other northeastern Wisconsin communities in the event a disaster occurred and an evacuation was necessary.
Wis. highway fatalities down 11 percent so far
With two months left in the year, Wisconsin continues its trend of fewer people being killed in highway crashes.
Body of Pilot Found; May be Man From Wisconsin
The U.S. Coast Guard says searchers have found the body of one pilot whose plane disappeared off the Texas coast.
Drunken Driving, Education Issues Face Legislature
The Legislature is scheduled to wrap up its business for the year on Thursday. But many major issues remain left undone.
DOC: "Only 5 Percent" of Swine Flu Vaccine Has Gone to Inmates
Responding to a state lawmaker's complaints about inmates receiving swine-flu vaccine while other citizens wait, Wisconsin Department of Corrections officials said most of the vaccine was going to staff, not inmates.
Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune
Amateur radio operators from across the state provided extra protection Saturday night for some central Wisconsin trick-or-treaters. About 28 volunteers from as far away as St.
MADISON - President Barack Obama will meet with students, teachers, parents and others at a Madison middle school on Wednesday.
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