The La Crosse diocese is beginning a campaign to have a priest who served in central Wisconsin and South America for more than five decades declared a saint.

Ford, GM, Chrysler and Nissan are all reporting double-digit U.S. sales increases last month, signaling the best April for car and truck sales in six years.

Experts say they're not sure why parents are reporting more skin and food allergies in their children.

Wisconsin officials are alerting residents to invoices for fake parking tickets.

An Assembly committee has scheduled a hearing on a bill that would impose mandatory minimum sentences on drunken drivers.

A Wisconsin game organization is offering a $500 reward for a tip that leads to a conviction in a bear poaching case in St. Croix County.

Bud Selig will be the commencement speaker at St. Norbert College this month, and the Major League baseball commissioner will also receive an honorary degree.

Northwestern Wisconsin is dealing with a dose of winter deja vu as the region is buried under more than a foot of new snow.

The Wisconsin State Patrol says a crash involving two semis in Dunn County has killed one driver and injured the other.

A 50-year-old Upper Peninsula man charged in the disappearance and slaying of his 79-year-old wife has been convicted of first-degree murder and other charges.

One Wisconsin teen will have a dream date for his junior prom.

University of Wisconsin System officials are telling legislators they expect to have $1.2 billion in reserve by the end of June.

We're just days away from the 5th Annual Taking Steps Against Violence Run/Walk. It's happening Saturday, May 4th at State Park Speedway in Rib Mountain. All proceeds benefit the Women's Community in Wausau.

It's the first Thursday of the month and that means it's time for Night Out at the Woodson.

Animal-shelter officials in Waukesha say a local man being held in connection with a triple homicide in Lafayette County made a scene a few days earlier when he demanded that a dead dog he dropped off two weeks ago be returned to him alive.

Federal investigators say a reward is being offered for information about this week's arson at a western Wisconsin school that caused $1.5 million in losses.

Police say all explosives have been removed from a Germantown home where a 33-year-old man was arrested earlier.

There is a strange calm about downtown Minocqua this time of year. The lakes are just now starting to unfreeze and the shops are dark waiting for the summer rush of tourists. This calm is truly a world away from the horrors and devastation that took place during the war in Vietnam.

Northbound and Southbound lanes on US-51 were closed briefly early Wednesday evening while construction crews moved a crane that was fabout to topple onto the highway near Cedar Creek Mall.

Circus World Museum officials say their financial situation isn't as bad as state analysts are making out.

Organizers have canceled an air show planned in western Wisconsin after federal budget cuts grounded the U.S. Navy's Blue Angels.

U.S. factory activity expanded at a slower pace in April compared with March as manufacturers pulled back sharply on hiring and cut their stockpiles.

Two state senators have re-introduced a bill that would require special interest groups who put out campaign issue ads to report their donors and spending.

The state of Wisconsin is warning people about a phone scam apparently targeting Hispanic customers.

Gov. Scott Walker says overtime costs dropped 22 percent in state government last year, declining below the level they were before Walker took office in 2011.