Obama Honors Sikh Temple Responders
President Barack Obama has given eight police officers who responded to the Sikh temple shooting in suburban Milwaukee last August national law enforcement awards.
President Barack Obama has given eight police officers who responded to the Sikh temple shooting in suburban Milwaukee last August national law enforcement awards.
Reports released by Wauwatosa police say two teens were planning to plant bombs at Wauwatosa East High School.
A 29-year-old Racine man has made his first court appearance in connection with a 2005 triple homicide.
Mount Pleasant police are investigating the death of a 3-year-old boy.
Court documents say the body of a missing St. Paul woman was battered and naked when it was recovered from the Mississippi River.
A report of gunshots on the campus of a La Crosse technical college drew an immediate response from heavily-armed police officers who found the sound was nothing more than balloons popping during a class project.
A new state-by-state ranking of business tax burdens puts Wisconsin at No. 34.
UPDATE: A man institutionalized for killing his father is suing the Shawano County Sheriff's Department, claiming deputies mishandled his call for help which resulted in the homicide.
The Growing Power founder will speak at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee next week.
Health officials say three more Sheboygan students have an active case of tuberculosis, in addition to the case confirmed last month.
Applications are now available for Fort McCoy's fall deer and turkey hunts. The fort's 2013 fall turkey season and deer archery season both begin Sept. 14.
Almost 100 men and women from the Wisconsin Air National Guard are heading overseas to train with their military counterparts in Poland.
Only police, fire and emergency workers could be required to live within 15 miles of the city or county where they work under a provision added to the state budget.
A high speed chase ends in a crash on the beltline in Madison.
A mining company has applied for an exploratory license to begin the process of opening an iron ore mine in northern Wisconsin near Lake Superior.
A committee of faculty, students and staff is recommending Minnesota students attending the University of Wisconsin-Madison pay out-of-state tuition.
Five of the eight members of Wisconsin's congressional delegation are expressing their opposition to a plan that could limit milk production in the state.
Wisconsin-based Skyward Inc. has filed an appeal with the state over the denial of its protest over losing a multimillion dollar contract to a Minnesota company.
UPDATE: Officials in Pleasant Prairie say tests have found the drinking water is safe on a farm where buried horses were found.
A bipartisan group of lawmakers is introducing legislation to limit the use of drones in Wisconsin.
The freshman class at the University of Wisconsin-Madison includes the lowest percentage of Wisconsin students in at least a decade.
Assembly Republican leaders say a $500 million boost in state revenue should be tapped to pay for an increase in public school spending.
Eleven members of a Wisconsin National Guard team are almost home following a stint in Afghanistan that was shortened as part of the overall American withdrawal.
Fallen police officers were remembered for their service and dedication at the eighth annual Greater Milwaukee Law Enforcement Memorial Ceremony.
A bill that would not require doctors to not give patients as much information about alternative treatments is up for a vote today in the state Assembly
