Court: Ex-Patient Can Sue Doctor for Negligence
A Wisconsin appeals court says a former patient involved in a business dispute with his psychiatrist can pursue claims that the doctor acted negligently.
A Wisconsin appeals court says a former patient involved in a business dispute with his psychiatrist can pursue claims that the doctor acted negligently.
UPDATED: Civil rights attorneys are trying to convince a federal judge the state's Capitol access policy is unconstitutional.
The father of a University of Wisconsin-Green Bay basketball player is speaking out in support of coach Brian Wardle.
UPDATE: Wisconsin lawmakers are considering a proposal to allow residents to stay on the state's do-not-call list permanently, without having to re-register.
Authorities say a Kimberly restaurant owner engaged in what amounted to "modern day slavery" when she made a woman work long hours with little pay.
The public will get a chance to sound off on a bill that would establish a woodchuck hunting season in Wisconsin.
UPDATE: A Wisconsin judge has set sentencing for July 15 for a man who admitted killing his three daughters in the girls' River Falls home.
The newest Republican member of the Wisconsin state Assembly has been sworn into office.
UPDATE: The two Oak Creek police officers who responded to the deadly shooting at a Sikh Temple there last year are praising the actions of regular people who tended to the injured following bombings at the Boston Marathon.
Security will be higher than usual at Saturday's big Crazy Legs race.
Hundreds of thousands of Wisconsin residents need treatment for drug and alcohol addictions, but many don't have insurance to pay for it.
UPDATE: 43-year-old John Vansistine died of injuries suffered in a fall in Berlin.
A state appeals court says Eau Claire County officials legally forced the sheriff and treasurer to contribute more to their health care and pensions.
Think you can make a mean grilled cheese sandwich? Here's your chance to find out.
Wisconsin residents will be able to safely dispose of unused prescription drugs at sites all around the state on April 27.
A bill that would penalize the trafficking of food stamp benefits in Wisconsin is up for debate in the state Assembly on Tuesday.
"CSI" technical consultant Gary Telgenhoff is scheduled to visit a Madison college later this month.
Gov. Walker on Boston Bombings: "There is no explanation for the kind of evil that seeks to destroy."
Family members of a Wisconsin college student say his body was found below the rim of a canyon off Interstate-70 in central Utah.
We're hearing from Wisconsin residents who were at the Boston Marathon during Monday's explosions.
UPDATE: A West Allis man is charged with injuring a Capitol police officer and another man by stabbing them in the neck.
A new report shows that supporters of the private school voucher program have spent $10 million over the past decade driving their agenda in Wisconsin.
Officials in the Oshkosh area are considering their options for disposing of unclaimed bodies.
Conservationists want the state Department of Natural Resources to reconsider taking the Blanding's turtle off the endangered species list.
A tanker rolled over in Portage County early Monday, injuring the driver and spilling hundreds of gallons of milk.
