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OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — A western Iowa woman has been sentenced in Nebraska to five years' probation for being an accessory to a 2016 road-rage shooting death.

DIY furniture assemblers and meatball lovers will be jamming the front doors of the first IKEA store to open in Wisconsin 10 weeks from now.

Freedom Honor Flight, the La Crosse hub of the national Honor Flight program for veterans, recently announced its 2018 flight schedule. The spring flight is scheduled for May 12. The fall flight is set for Sept. 15. The organization has…

Researchers crunched the numbers on individual states over an 11-year period to see where women fared better in the boardroom and why. The findings were startling but also suggest a solution.

ALEXANDRIA, Va. (AP) — President Donald Trump's former campaign chairman has pleaded not guilty on charges including tax evasion and bank fraud.

Ryan Wagner was the first member of the Badgers' 2018 senior class to sign a professional contract when he joined the AHL's Chicago Wolves.

ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — Republicans who control the Legislature are charting major changes to how the state handles information technology.

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INDIANAPOLIS — Mike Zimmer didn't mince words when asked about the Minnesota Vikings' quarterback situation on Thursday. He knows his job is on the line and it's tied to which QB (or rather, quarterbacks plural) the Vikings end up choosing.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have now made it official: They're placing the exclusive-rights franchise tag on Le'Veon Bell for the second year in a row.

The NFL's franchise tag is tied to need and opportunity. That's why the Dallas Cowboys felt compelled to use the tag on defensive end Demarcus Lawrence, which they officially did on Monday.

Let’s assume that Demarcus Lawrence and Ziggy Ansah are locked up by the Dallas Cowboys and Detroit Lions, respectively. And though we don’t know how the Seattle Seahawks will handle free agent Sheldon Richardson, let’s assume for now he’s on…

In this episode of KHN’s “What the Health?” Julie Rovner of Kaiser Health News, Margot Sanger-Katz of The New York Times, Joanne Kenen of Politico and new podcast panelist Anna Edney of Bloomberg News discuss this week’s spate of speeches…

University of Wisconsin defensive lineman Billy Hirschfeld will not return to the Badgers for his senior season, a UW official confirmed Thursday.

The winning announcement at a gala at Monona Terrace will conclude three days of competition at the world's largest technical cheese contest.

PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — David Byrne has some observations about American life these days, and it worries him. The former Talking Heads frontman and prolific artist sees people divided into camps, not talking to one another, with politicians on both…

AVOCA, Iowa (AP) — Authorities say they've have charged a western Iowa man whose son took some of his father's marijuana to school.

If the Packers are planning to ask Bulaga to take a pay cut — or are mulling outright releasing the veteran right tackle — no one has mentioned it to him.

There's a different story being played out by some kitchen designers today: kitchens that merge seamlessly into the rest of the main living space.

You're shopping and see something completely unrelated to what you need to buy. You want it. No, you need it. Here are five tips to help you resist the impulse.

The judge who presided over Todd Kendhammer’s trial for the 2016 murder of wife will not recuse himself from the case and will impose sentence during a hearing Friday.

JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — Mississippi House passes what could be nation's most restrictive abortion law; governor expected to sign.

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The following accidents were reported by the Vernon County Sheriff’s Department for the week ending March 5.