Gov. Scott Walker is considering three lame-duck bills passed by Republicans last week that would curtail some of the incoming governor and attorney general's powers.
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Gov. Scott Walker is considering three lame-duck bills passed by Republicans last week that would curtail some of the incoming governor and attorney general's powers.
The attorney for the 10-year-old Chippewa Falls girl accused of stomping on a 6-month-old child on Oct. 30, causing his death, is seeking a hearing on her competency to stand trial.
A Nigerian native charged with starving her two sons — one of them to death — during a religious fast has reached an agreement with prosecutors and is scheduled for a plea hearing Dec. 27.
Madison police have arrested a man they believe robbed an auto repair shop and a gas station over the past two weeks.
Hundreds of people attended a gathering Wednesday evening in Barron to light a "tree of hope" for Jayme Closs, who hasn't been seen since before her parents, James and Denise Closs, were found fatally shot in their home on Oct. 15.
Bridge and pavement improvements on Interstate 94 in Dane and Jefferson counties won't be happening for several years, but the state wants public input now on the projects.
John Sharpless ran for Congress twice, encouraged students to do the same and has kept up his syllabus with the times.
Auto thefts in Madison were down in November compared to the same month last year, but the police chief is thinking thefts might go up now that people are leaving running cars to warm them up in the cold weather.
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From the mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla. to the devastating wildfires in California, here are some of the more than 100 photos chosen by Associated Press editors as the best images of 2018.
