Wednesday Morning Wisconsin News Headlines
Wednesday morning Wisconsin news headlines from the Associated Press.
Wednesday morning Wisconsin news headlines from the Associated Press.
The majority of Wisconsin banks were profitable in the second quarter.
A Plainfield woman convicted of leading police on a drunken high-speed chase down the wrong lane of a highway has been sentenced to 4 years, six months in prison.
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, a conservative hero since surviving a recall vote this year, has received a rousing welcome at the Republican National Convention. Click on story to view his speech.
A runaway juror returned to Milwaukee from a Mexican getaway and headed back to court. But this time, it was to face the judge.
A Wausau woman who was injured when she crashed a personal watercraft has been cited for drunken driving.
Brown County officials could drop a million-dollar contract with a nonprofit administrator that runs a public housing program, and instead handle the services in-house.
Tuesday morning Wisconsin news headlines from the Associated Press.
Mercury Marine has begun a $20 million expansion at its Fond du Lac headquarters.
UPDATE: Sheboygan County authorities have called off the search for a 28-year-old Plymouth man who's been missing since he fell out of a boat into Lake Ellen in eastern Wisconsin.
A pilot walked away unhurt after his plane crashed nose first in a field near Jim Falls in western Wisconsin.
The state Capitol's new police chief says he's going to crack down on protesters who don't follow the building's rules.
UPDATE: Paul Ryan says he's forever grateful to the people of Janesville, the city his family has called home for five generations.
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker says he will talk about his last year and half in office at the Republican National Convention.
An 89-year-old Oshkosh man has finally received his Bronze Star 70 years later.
A 38-year-old man is dead after competing in a mountain bike race in Brown County.
Monday morning Wisconsin news headlines from the Associated Press.
A Dane County judge is expected to consider this week whether to halt Wisconsin's new wolf hunt before it starts.
The largest freshwater surfing event in the world is being held along Lake Michigan in southeastern Wisconsin.
5 People were injured, including a 13-year-old boy, in a single car crash on I-39 in Rock County Sunday afternoon.
Rookie Russell Wilson has earned the Seattle Seahawks' starting quarterback job.
Gov. Scott Walker was heckled while he was speaking at an event in Tampa, FL.
Officials say a 51-year-old woman is dead after a man shot her at the Citgo Convenience Store in the Village of Wausaukee Sunday.
Paying for new academic buildings requires universities to engage in creative financing, and sometimes conduct ambitious fundraising from special interests that could benefit from the research produced there.
Wisconsin wildlife officials say they exceeded hunter recruitment goals over the last year.
