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.

Doctors would not be required to give patients as much information about alternative treatments available to them under a bill passed by the state Assembly.

Wednesday night's event is one of several that have happened all over Western Wisconsin over the past few weeks.

Firefighters from around the area were able to cut up salvaged cars with the equipment to get experience.

The number of homes being sold is increasing as are prices.

Five years ago a deadly apartment fire took the lives of 3 UW Stout students. Autopsy reports then showed all three were legally drunk at the time of their deaths.

A building that's been empty for five years could soon help create dozens of jobs in Clark county.

Farmers are behind on planting, because of our extended winter.

Jonathan Blum is with the government's Center for Medicare. He says he hopes the cost information will help clarify the riddles of hospital pricing, and put pressure on more expensive hospitals.

As it finally starts to warm up, bad news at the grill. Beef prices have hit an all-time high just in time for barbeque season.

Even with a late spring and the snowstorm last week in Western Wisconsin, much of the state is under a high or very high fire danger

The measure passed Wednesday would require plaintiffs to reveal how many businesses their attorneys plan to go after.

32-year-old Rita Haidinger of Eau Claire faces seven counts, including OWI causing injury

Arias was charged in the June 2008 killing of Travis Alexander in his suburban Phoenix home.

"The Office" series finale airs May 16 on WEAU.

A Cleveland councilman says three long-missing women found alive at a home were subjected to sexual abuse for a prolonged period and had miscarriages

The Federal Aviation Administration says it will keep open 72 airport towers and other air traffic control facilities that were slated to close overnight as the result of automatic spending cuts imposed by Congress

Rep. John Nygren said Wednesday details of how additional money would be made available to schools remains under discussion.

Budget committee co-chair Rep. John Nygren said Wednesday that the panel was moving ahead with voting on Walker's proposed $14 million spending increases for the Wisconsin Economic Development Corp. on Thursday.

Twenty-one people applied for the job.

The Inter Faculty Organization claims Hoffner was fired but in a statement says, "we expect Coach Hoffner to prevail."

Rep. John Nygren said Wednesday the deal would require public workers to live within a certain distance from the municipality where they work or face a financial penalty.

Handwriting may go out of the style in the future, but local kids are learning ways to keep engaged in the classroom.

A school district service agency says teachers’ passwords were hacked and Tuesday night it's getting out the message to the people affected.

Police from around Wisconsin are set to converge on Madison this week to add five more dead officers to the Wisconsin Law Enforcement Memorial.