School leaders say it's in response to a threatening message one of their students allegedly sent to another via the internet.

Current state law says students aren't allowed to have two way communication devices on school property unless there is a school policy in place that allows otherwise. Menomonie School District is in the process of reviewing their policy on the issue.

Charged With Drunken Driving

Few Details Emerging For Reasons For Dismissal

Year after year, surveys show Americans' number one resolution for the New Year is to lose weight. This year there are some web sites to keep you on the straight and narrow by giving you the real skinny on all the numbers you need to shed those pounds this year.

Michelin has recalled 6,500 of its pilot sport extra load tires in the U.S. and Canada.

Almost 7,000 Names Will Be Listed

A surge in ethanol production means big business for some Wisconsin manufacturers.

Divers searched a retention pond in southeastern Wisconsin for a Wisconsin Rapids man.

An Augusta dairy farm family ventures into cheese making to supplement slumping milk prices.

Before the season was over questions of Former Packers coach Mike Sherman's possible firing began to surface. Local fans say his exit from the team, was not that surprising.

Ted Thompson made the announcement during a Monday morning news conference.

The first baby girl born in La Crosse this year will have an interesting story to tell her friends when she's older.

The new year rolled in with above normal temperatures for January. But, black ice can be found on western Wisconsin roads.

Residents of seven Central Wisconsin counties will soon have a handy way to find where to buy fresh produce, meats and other farm products.

The team's owner made the announcement less than an hour after their win over Chicago Sunday.

Over the past year, there has been closure through the court system for some of the region's most notorious crimes, but others have taken their place. Natural disasters caused severe damage in the state and the country, and Wisconsin's citizens rose to the occasion to donate money, aid, and their time.

It's New Year's Eve and there's snow on the ground, both sure signs of winter. But, these cooler months can present a problem in the fight against childhood obesity.

Law enforcement officers in Western Wisconsin will be cruising the highways and streets keeping drunk drivers off the roads.

Starting January 1st, a new law goes into effect requiring food labels to show if it contains a new kind of fat.

Be prepared for new state laws taking affect January 1.

Eau Claire Police release the identities of two men they are seeking in a robbery at an Eau Claire business.

The owners of Whole Foods say they're not responsible for the bus crash on I-94 near Osseo this fall.

DMV officials have a reminder for drivers this new year.

Wisconsin's highway death toll for this year has already topped last year's total, with today and tomorrow still to go.