Woman Charged with Threatening Governor's Family
A Black River Falls woman is charged with threatening Gov. Scott Walker's family.
A Black River Falls woman is charged with threatening Gov. Scott Walker's family.
There is an effort underway in the state legislature to strengthen some of Wisconsin's drunk driving laws.
The U.S. Department of Justice says the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction must do more to assist disabled students participating in the school voucher program.
UPDATE: Gov. Scott Walker continues to keep secret the names of donors who contributed to his legal defense fund.
UPDATE: Eau Claire police say a kayaker made up a report of two missing canoeists that prompted a search of the Chippewa River.
UPDATE: The Waukesha Police Department has found that officers acted appropriately when they did not detain a man later accused of killing three Wiota residents.
UPDATE: Crews are working to repair electrical lines brought down by the heavy, wet snow that fell across parts of northern Iowa, southeastern Minnesota and western Wisconsin.
UPDATE: A Republican legislator is trying convince his colleagues to support a bill that would ensure repeat drunken drivers spend time behind bars.
UPDATE: University of Wisconsin System officials are telling legislators they expect to have $1.2 billion in reserve by the end of June.
UPDATE: Bond of $1 million cash has been set for a Peshtigo man charged with fatally stabbing his girlfriend, who was an advocate for victims of domestic violence.
The La Crosse diocese is beginning a campaign to have a priest who served in central Wisconsin and South America for more than five decades declared a saint.
Rock County Deputies have arrested a man in an animal mistreatment case.
One woman shares her story of loss at the hands of a drunk driver.
UPDATE: A Wisconsin woman convicted of killing her baby more than 50 years ago has been sentenced to up to 10 years in prison.
Circus World Museum officials say their financial situation isn't as bad as state analysts are making out.
UPDATE: Lawyers for two men charged with conspiring to obstruct justice in the Boston bombing case say their clients had no idea the attack was being planned.
Business owners and leaders are speaking out for a proposal to pour more money into Wisconsin's startup businesses.
UPDATE: Organizers have canceled the Chippewa Valley Air Show after federal budget cuts grounded the U.S. Navy's Blue Angels.
Jim Boylan will not return as coach of the Milwaukee Bucks.
UPDATE: Police say all explosives have been removed from a Germantown home where a 33-year-old man was arrested earlier.
Madison Police are investigating reports of shots fired on Hammersley Road.
A pedestrian was rushed to the hospital Tuesday night after being hit by a car on Verona Road.
UPDATE: Second Harvest Foodbank will receive a $45,000 grant after taking 6th place in a Facebook contest.
Two state senators have re-introduced a bill that would require special interest groups who put out campaign issue ads to report their donors and spending.
UPDATE: Outdoor warning sirens in Rock Co. will undergo a test Wednesday at 12:05 p.m.
