Katie Rousonelos

Twelve people with Wisconsin ties were killed in the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001.

The Wisconsin Senator and Ken Ruettgers appeared together at a media event in Milwaukee on Monday.

Jason Kijewski stood mute in Columbia County court on Wednesday and the court entered the not guilty pleas to first-degree intentional homicide and burglary charges.

Gov. Tony Evers signed an Executive Order on Monday declaring a State of Emergency due to elevated wildfire conditions.

The Sun Prairie Area School District will not be firing an assistant superintendent after an open letter was sent to the superintendent demanding her removal after a controversial assignment.

A hero’s welcome took place on Saturday to honor Major Durwood “Hawk” Jones’ remains return home after he died in a military jet crash in December.

The annual event is going virtual, with programming available throughout January and February.

A 60-year-old Wisconsin man was one of the dozens arrested Wednesday following riots at the U.S. Capitol.

The “Letters to Lambeau” program launched on Monday.

The F-16 Falcon was on a routine training mission when it crashed around 8 p.m. Tuesday.

On Wednesday. President Trump has until 5 p.m. to file a recount and submit payment.

The AstraZeneca vaccine study began on Tuesday, and the university is looking for 2,000 participants who will be either given a vaccine or a placebo.

Wisconsin Department of Health Services reports the seven-day rolling average also fell by about 30 cases to 844.

federal grand jury in Madison has indicted a Madison activist for reportedly threatening two state street businesses in exchange for free food, drinks, and money.

The search for a missing 10-year-old Baraboo girl came to a tragic end late Tuesday morning when her body was discovered in a rural farm area, not far from her home.

Wisconsin Senator Ron Johnson is retracting his initial proposal to replace the Columbus Day federal holiday with Juneteenth