New Year's Day is just around the corner and that means millions of Americans are getting ready to embark on their New Year's resolutions. One of the most popular is getting fit and losing weight.

Suburban Milwaukee Man Takes Top Tale

When people drink and drive, a fun New Year's celebration could turn deadly if you don't have a safe way home. So several local programs have stepped in to help people find rides home New Year's Eve.

Police say six people are behind bars after an armed robbery turned into a hostage situation.

Advisory Opinion From Outgoing Attorney General

State Health Officials Concerned Over Spread Of Norovirus

For the second time in exactly two years the town of Loyal is mourning the loss of one of its own. 22-year-old Josh Schmitz was killed Tuesday in Iraq.

If you pay your property tax bill early, you could be eligible to receive more money on your federal income tax return in April.

North Fond du Lac Man Ordered To Do Community Service

A baby stroller is being recalled.

Help is available for people who are struggling with their electronic gifts this year.

The State Patrol is keeping an eye on the roads this holiday season for drunk divers.

Returning those unwanted gifts may be more difficult than you think.

Trapped Cat, Seven-Legged Deer, Doorknob Thief

School District Asks For Replacement Suggestions

A Lot Of Things Must Happen To Keep Very Slim Chances Alive

We take a look back at the extreme weather events and emergencies in Wisconsin during 2006.

The DeWalt Industrial Tool Company has issued a nationwide recall of two different power tools.

Wisconsin farmers are expanding their operations to compete with those in California.

A new report shows the number of drunken driving related deaths across the country declined in 2005, but increased in the state of Wisconsin.

Pharmacists say some people are using holiday travel as an excuse to get drugs they plan to sell or use themselves.

Thousands of people in Central Wisconsin lost power as a result of Friday's winter storm. About 500 households still do not have electricity.

The Federal Drug Administration has attributed thousands of deaths to the use of painkillers. Now, the agency is asking for manufacturers to add tougher warning labels to their products.

With only two days left until Christmas, many shoppers are scrambling to get their hands on those last minute gifts.

Fire Broke Out Near Northfield Early Friday Morning