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Inland Construction was awarded the 2,700-square-foot tenant improvement project for Divorce Financial Solutions at 126 N. Jefferson St.
Wisconsin farmer Vernon Hershberger summoned to yet another court...
After repeated visits to his farm throughout 2009 and 2010 that resulted in an unprovoked quarantine, state and county officials in Wisconsin have charged Amish farmer Vernon Hershberger with violating state retail food laws by distributing raw milk to cow owners.
US sex abuse lawsuit against Vatican dismissed
Lawyers for a man who was sexually abused decades ago by a priest at a Wisconsin school for the deaf have withdrawn their lawsuit naming Pope Benedict XVI and other top Vatican officials as defendants, a major victory for the Holy See, which has long insisted the pope bears no liability for the actions of an abusive priest.
Live coverage of the Wisconsin Day anniversary rally in downtown Madison
February 11 marks the one-year anniversary of Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker's formal announcement about his plans to strip collective bargaining rights from most public employees in the state.
Wis. DOJ catches up on concealed carry permits
State Justice Department officials say they've gotten the deluge of concealed carry permit applications under control and are meeting turn-around deadlines again.
Celebration of healthy living: Family makes Walk Wisconsin annual reunion
When Debra Yach, 34, of Plover participated in her first Walk Wisconsin event in 2005 with co-workers, she never expected the event would blossom into an annual family tradition.
Assignment 13: Could Wisconsin interstates become tollways?
It is both the veins and arteries of Wisconsin. It carries cars and commerce more than 700 miles from north to south and east to west across Wisconsin.
Tea Party Ready to Do Battle in Court Over Recall Signatures
Ross Brown, founder of We The People of the Republic, said Verify the Recall has gathered enough evidence in its vetting process to possibly put the brakes on the attempted recall of Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald .
MILWAUKEE - Ministry Health Care has strengthened the breadth and depth of its services by acquiring all of Affinity Health Care in Wisconsin.
Wisconsin Democrats: Do As I Say, Not As I Do
Last week, Democrats in the state legislature sent a letter to the Wisconsin Department of Administration decrying the government's Capitol access policy.
Jury finds Fond du Lac man guilty of severely injuring 2-year-old
A 21-year-old Fond du Lac man stared blankly after a jury found him responsible for the lifelong injuries of a 2-year-old girl.
Wisconsin may face $143 million budget shortfall
MADISON - The cost of new legislation, a substantial reduction in tax revenues and a series of outstanding debts has the state facing a budget shortfall of more than $143 million in 2013.
Why out-of-state donors are pouring money into the Wisconsin recall election
Dick Uihlein considers Gov. Scott Walker a friend, but says his main reason for being a campaign donor was political.
Wisconsin teen beats the odds after ski accident, parents have a plea for others
It's been quite a month for the DeGroot family from the small town of Kaukauna near Green Bay.
It is easy to acquire a Wisconsin voter ID card.
With recall elections looming and a national election coming in November of this year, liberals have claimed that the new Wisconsin Voter Photo ID Law will disenfranchise voters.
Area Executives Open Pockets to Help Walker Fight Recall
Jaws dropped when the supporters of the recall against Gov. Scott Walker recently submitted more than 1 million signatures of Wisconsin residents.
Wisconsin's budget condition worsens
Wisconsin's state budget condition has worsened to the point that Gov. Scott Walker and possibly the Legislature will need to take emergency steps to avoid being out of balance.
MN environmentalists say nuclear plants put...
Environment Minnesota and the Gopher State's Public Interest Research Group say water and food supplies within 50 miles of an active nuclear plant can be contaminated if there's a leak or an accident.
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Battle brewing in Wisconsin over homebrew proposal
A fight brewed in the Legislature Wednesday over a proposal to clarify whether Wisconsin residents can make and serve beer outside their homes.
Dozens protest Wis. Governor visit to Naples
Wisconsin's Governor Scott Walker is in Naples at the Ritz Carlton to speak with a group from the James Madison Institute.
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