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The Milwaukee police department says it responded to reports of six shootings late Saturday night and early Sunday morning.

An AMBER alert has been issued for a 10-year old girl in Baraboo who was last seen Monday afternoon.

Several Aspirus clinics that closed in April due to the pandemic are starting to reopen Monday.

The names of those involved are expected to be released Tuesday.

Lifeguards use disposable face masks during training to help fight COVID-19.

The hot weather is causing problems for roads across our area as many of them buckle and become undrivable until they're fixed.

Individual tickets to the Grand Theater’s upcoming 2020-2021 season go on sale Tuesday morning.

The COVID-19 pandemic has caused many businesses to struggle and that includes childcare centers, which have had to make drastic changes to keep everyone safe.

The Brewers released their 2020 schedule with only 60 games.

With many more people choosing to spend time outside this summer, it's important to make sure your skin is safe.

It’s getting hot outside, and that heat can pose a danger to your pets—especially when they are left inside a parked car. The effects can get serious quick.

Gov. Tony Evers has given the University of Wisconsin System the go-ahead to begin complying with new federal rules that bolster the rights of sexual misconduct defendants and narrow the range of sexual misconduct that colleges must investigate.

A federal appeals court panel upheld a host of Republican-authored voting restrictions in Wisconsin on Monday, handing conservatives a significant win in a pair of lawsuits just months before residents in the battleground state cast their ballots for president.

Sconni’s Alehouse and Eatery in Schofield closed temporarily Monday after the business learned that a part-time employee tested positive for COVID-19.

Wisconsin Assembly Republican Speaker Robin Vos’ popcorn company received tens of thousands of dollars through a federal small business lending program intended to support the economy during the coronavirus pandemic, according to data released Monday.

Authorities say a golfer was accidentally shot by another man attempting to shoot a woodchuck on his property late Monday morning.

Local boat sales are up this year, despite a significant drop in the spring. Boat sales peaked in May and June, and continue to boom now in July.

Health officials say no new deaths were reported due to COVID-19 for the third straight day, leaving the cumulative death toll for the state of Wisconsin at 796.

Wisconsin Public Service is reminding customers there are easy steps they can take to stay cool while saving money during the summer.

Milwaukee Brewers manager Craig Counsell says shortstop Luis Urias and pitcher Angel Perdomo tested positive before the intake process.

Mutual of Wausau and their partner, Homestead Mutual, donated $60,000 to local food pantries in six counties throughout Wisconsin. The money was used to purchase dairy products for those in need.

Visitors can expect things to look a little different for health and safety

For a long time, Auburndale’s Jordan Zimmermann has carried the mantle for UW-Stevens Point players in the big leagues. But this year. J.P. Feyereisen has a chance to be the next Pointer to reach the majors, with his hometown team.

The report does not specify if any players or staff tested positive for the virus.

Intervals of sunshine and some clouds with humid conditions again to wrap up the weekend. Scattered showers and storms are possible for the afternoon into the early evening.

It was a simple commercial that got Lisa Yolitz thinking. Yolitz brought the Mini Pantry movement to Stevens Point in 2018. Little Free Pantry was started in May of 2016 in Fayettevile, Arkansas. Just 3 months later, the movement went global. The idea is to leave food, hygiene products, and any other useful item in the box. If someone needs a meal or a snack, they can take what the need. The motto fits with take what you need, leave what you can.

Department of Health Services data shows there has been a dramatic increase in Wisconsin’s suspected Opioid overdoses.

It was a busy day on Saturday at Lake Dubay, especially for Dubay Rentals. It’s Fourth of July coupled with a hot, summer day. The temperature reached 90.

More above-average temperatures are on the way for the week ahead, along with muggy conditions, and risks of showers or storms.

A University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee lecturer is under fire for making comments about the death of U.S. Army soldier Vanessa Guillen.