Wednesday was Global School Play Day and students at Eagle Bluff Elementary took a break from here studies to play board and card games with their classmates.
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MiEnergy Cooperative is asking its customers to conserve energy on Wednesday morning.
The City of La Crosse said in a news release Tuesday, they will not "engage in public negotiations" when it comes to pay increases for local t…
ANTIGO, Wis. (WAOW) - The Adamski family in Antigo are being recognized for their work by the Wisconsin Maple Syrup Producers Association.
February is American Heart Health Month and it serves as a reminder of serious health conditions, like cardiac arrest.
LA CROSSE, Wis. (WXOW) -- It's no secret just about everything is expensive lately and food prices are expected to increase another 7% accordi…
Forty percent of US parents are "extremely" or "very" worried that their children will struggle with anxiety or depression at some point, a ne…
A procedural vote Wednesday in the House showed unified Republican support in moving to oust Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar from the House Foreign Affairs Committee. GOP lawmakers say they're taking action because of the Minnesota congresswoman's past comments critical of Israel. The Somali-born Muslim lawmaker has apologized for her remarks and says the GOP push is really about “revenge” and “appeasing” former President Donald Trump. The move is seen as Republican payback after then-majority Democrats in the last Congress booted far-right GOP lawmakers from committees for their incendiary remarks. A final House vote about Omar's committee status is expected Thursday.
The FBI completed a search of President Joe Biden's Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, home on Wednesday and found no documents with classified marking…
Michael Cohen, former President Donald Trump's former attorney, has handed over his cell phones to Manhattan prosecutors, he told "CNN This Mo…
A jury has found a Wisconsin man guilty in a second trial for killing his wife with antifreeze and by suffocation in 1998. The verdict of first-degree intentional homicide against 63-year-old Mark Jensen was announced Wednesday in a Kenosha County courtroom. Jensen first was convicted in 2008 in the slaying of Julie Jensen inside their Pleasant Prairie home. Prosecutors alleged he began poisoning her with antifreeze in December 1998, drugged her with a sleeping medication and later suffocated her to death over a three-day period. Jensen had maintained his innocence, with his attorneys arguing that Julie Jensen was depressed and killed herself after framing her husband.
A Milwaukee man is accused of shooting and killing his father while his father was driving.
A lawsuit filed by criminal justice advocacy groups seeks to block two Republican-sponsored measures from appearing on the April ballot, argui…
