‘Knee-high by the 4th of July' doesn't measure up
With this year's cold, rainy spring, many Wisconsin corn farmers' crops are all over the board, as farmers scrambled to plant their fields between rain showers.
Author: Jenna Troum
Wis. home where 3 killed to be auctioned off
The Wisconsin home where a man killed his three daughters last year will be going up for auction next month.
Walker: Performance should govern voucher growth
Gov. Scott Walker says future expansion of a new statewide voucher program should be based on whether students perform at least as well at voucher schools than they did in public school.
Wis. pair left baby alone in car at Ill. sex shop
A Wisconsin couple is facing misdemeanor child-endangerment charges for leaving their baby in a parked car while they shopped for sex toys in northern Illinois.
Packers' Nelson to star in new Wis. tourism ad
Green Bay Packers wide receiver Jordy Nelson will star in a new Wisconsin fall tourism ad.
Wis. businesses applaud delay in health care rule
The Obama administration's decision to delay until 2015 a health care obligation for employers is being applauded by many in Wisconsin's business community.
Wis. boy struck by lightning is out of hospital
An 8-year-old boy who was hit by lightning last week in central Wisconsin is now out of the hospital.
Iowa man, 45, dies after Wisconsin go-cart crash
Wisconsin police say an Iowa man who hit his head after losing control of his go-cart has died.
24 Wis. counties designated natural-disaster areas
Federal officials have approved natural-disaster designations for 24 Wisconsin counties where excessive rain and snow resulted in crop losses.
Bikers help raise funds to honor 3 slain sisters
Motorcyclists in western Wisconsin are planning a 100-mile ride to raise money for a playground to honor three sisters who were killed by their father.
