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A former rebel known as “the torturer,” who has a history of armed insurgency against Haitian leaders, has been arrested in the slaying of President Jovenel Moïse, multiple informed sources told the Miami Herald.

The 118th Congress will face some long-standing policy challenges as well as a few new ones but may not get to the finish line on any of them — even the federal data privacy bill that has bipartisan backing in…

Two women who say a nurse sexually assaulted them while they were unconscious in intensive care filed a lawsuit against the Colorado hospital where they were being treated.

This could be a boon to all those last-minute shoppers scrambling to find gifts during Hanukkah and as Christmas Day approaches.

The storm is expected to become a "bomb cyclone" Thursday evening into Friday, reaching the pressure equivalent of a Category 3 hurricane as it moves into the Great Lakes.

Three little kids, two parents, and mounds and pounds of gear. Looking back, I don’t know how we managed all of those ski trips. Invariably, we didn’t make it to ski school without losing something on the way — a…

Badgers coach Greg Gard said he doesn't expect the reserve guard, who has been limited after having offseason knee surgery, to play the rest of the 2022-23 campaign.

Vernon County District Timothy Gaskell has announced his candidacy for Vernon County Circuit Court judge.

Only one accuser at the Los Angeles trial of Harvey Weinstein convinced jurors unanimously that she had been raped and sexually assaulted. Some jurors were not convinced by the other three women Weinstein was charged with assaulting. They acquitted him…

These sea turtles were rescued after being trapped in a fishing net near Buenos Aries.

A growing number of Syrian Kurds are making the journey to Europe on a winding course that includes travel by car and plane across Lebanon, Egypt, Libya, Algeria, then finally by boat to Spain.

Once again, Western Technical College will offer a select amount of student services from 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Dec. 27-29 on Western’s La Crosse campus.

Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey will take down a makeshift wall made of shipping containers at the Mexico border, settling a lawsuit and political tussle with the U.S. government.

From Beijing, through New York City, and on to Dubai, check out these massive skyscrapers.

The U.S. is concerned China’s runaway COVID-19 outbreak might spawn new mutations of the virus, as the world’s most populous country continues to grapple with the impact of loosening “COVID zero” protocols that had kept the pandemic at bay.

In nearly 35 years of service to Gundersen Health System’s people, Mary Ellen McCartney, chief human resources officer, has been driven to provide those around her with opportunities to learn and grow.

An IRS policy governing the audits of tax returns filed by U.S. presidents is under new scrutiny after a report published by a congressional panel found the agency failed to perform the mandatory inspection of Donald Trump's returns until Congress…

A major winter storm is bringing record-breaking temperature drops and harsh snowy conditions that have resulted in flight cancellations, highway closures and several state emergency declarations.

If you haven't started your holiday shopping yet, never fear. There are plenty of thoughtful last-minute gifts that won't make it look like you scrambled to get something.

The major winter storm crossing the nation is causing dramatic declines in temperatures across the central US as arctic air pushes south and east.

A Georgia woman circulated photos and information for seven months about her brother's disappearance in Troy, Illinois. Turns out, he may have never left his house.