The Legislative Fiscal Bureau says Wisconsin is getting millions more dollars in taxes than originally thought.

It's not your average job, searching for weapons of mass destruction, but you can hear what that was like from Mark Padgett.

An Oshkosh woman is pleading not guilty for paying a man for sex, and letting him have sex with her 14-year-old daughter.

Donald Dyer was the longest serving mayor in the history of Wisconsin, holding office for 44 years.

A rural area just east of Lake DuBay could soon be home to a granite quarry. An Antigo company wants to set up the quarry in the town of Dewey, but many residents say they don't want it there.

They're cheaper, easier to come by and just as dangerous. Kids are taking prescriptions as a supplement to marijuana and alcohol or to help them when they're crashing off of methamphetamine.

“These are your airwaves, and this is your newscast.” That's our message to you, and we want to prove it with something new we're trying.

The Wausau City Council is looking at a revised smoking ban that would make it easier for restaurants to prove they're exempt under the current ban's rules, and as expected, that's not sitting too well with the ban's supporters.

If you're planning on hitting the road this summer for vacation, you'll probably be shelling out quite a bit at the gas pump, but despite the record-high gas prices, officials don't expect tourism to take much of a hit. In fact, they could have the opposite effect.

The Wisconsin State Patrol is investigating a crash on Highway 51 that killed two girls, ages 14 and 17.

UW-Stevens Point is beginning a new program to monitor the extremely pesky garlic mustard plant.

45-year-old Robert Young of Lake Tomahawk is charged with embezzling $280,000 by inflating his own paycheck.

Throw a heavier jacket on Monday (May 16, 2005) morning and ride your bike to work. After all, it's National Bike to Work Week.

Some soldiers from our state are getting ready to be in the middle of Operation Iraqi Freedom, while others await the same call.

Prosecutors say he burned down a bridal shop in downtown Marshfield. Monday (May 16, 2005), Jeremy Van Ert will make his initial appearance in Wood County court.

Monday (May 16, 2005) is one of your last chances to speak your mind on the Arrowhead-Weston power line.

Give to kids with terminal illnesses, help provide free meals on a trip of a lifetime to the Gingerbread House in Florida.

Doctors diagnose the symptoms of distractibility, lack of focus, difficulty staying on task and hyperactivity as ADHD, but some still believe that the disorder doesn't exist.

Sunday was the last chance for smokers to light up in Wausau's restaurants. Starting Monday, every restaurant in the city will have to go smoke-free, but some restaurant owners are still trying to make changes to the smoking ban.

The future of bases all over the country is up in the air.

The Wisconsin Conservation Congress says it will not recommend the DNR open a wild cat hunting season in the state.

A few days after getting an alert notification to be ready to go, 85 soldiers from the area have been called into active duty.

People are rockin' and rollin’ in Mosinee this weekend, where the Ninth Annual Rock and Roll Revival is kicking off.

Fort McCoy was not one of the military bases the Pentagon recommended be closed in an announcement Friday. The Air Reserve Station in Milwaukee was not so lucky.

The kindergarteners from Washington Elementary finally get to meet Lance Corporal Sam Wollersheim after corresponding with him all year.