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He was the world's youngest recipient of an artificial heart. And he was expected to live only a year. But as so often, life didn't go as predicted.
More than a dozen nurses at a maternity ward have something in common with the patients they care for ... they're pregnant.
A juvenile opened fire at a private Christian school Monday morning in Wisconsin, killing two people in the final week before Christmas break. The shooter also died, police said.
Election officials continue to count ballots in many states two weeks out from the 2024 election, sparking unfounded theories about suspicious "ballot dumps" and accusations of election interference.
Caleb McCullough, PolitiFact reporter
Authorities in Wisconsin now believe a missing kayaker who vanished over the summer is most likely alive.
NBC News
"After Roe was dismantled, extremists evoked a law from 1849 to stop abortion" in Wisconsin," Vice President Kamala Harris said Jan. 22 in Waukesha County.
Hope Karnopp, PolitiFact reporter
An off-duty police officer reunited with a victim of the Waukesha parade tragedy who he helped on the day of the incident.
More than 20 people were hurt. Police said they had a person of interest in custody.
One person has been killed and several other injured after a car has drove through a crowd at the Waukesha Christmas parade in Wisconsin Sunday evening.
Wisconsin football coach attended scrimmage and interacted with players while suffering COVID-19 symptoms, despite being told by doctors to stay at home.
Two top White House officials on Thursday dismissed the significance of decisions by NBA players to not play games in protest over police violence against Black people following the shooting of Jacob Blake.
By Betsy Klein and Chandelis Duster, CNN
The general manager of Wisconsin's Noah's Ark, the largest water park in the United States, has been fired after sending an email to local health officials referring to COVID-19 as the "phantom China virus" and masks as the "mark of the beast."
Wisconsin man does his part to fight the national coin shortage by cashing in change he's been saving for 20 years.
Coronavirus distancing rules have upended graduation ceremonies for the Class of 2020...forcing Wisconsin's Chippewa Falls High School to hold a drive-through service.
Wisconsin teens deprived of their senior prom due to COVID-19 restrictions put on their party dresses and bring the fun to residents at the senior home where they work instead.
The coronavirus pandemic canceled her party, but a parade of friends, family and well-wishers ensured Geraldine Olson's 100th birthday was unlike any other.
A fundraiser for the Wisconsin Humane Society was so wildly successful, we wouldn't be surprised if other shelters tried it themselves.
An international phone call helped save a woman's life as she was being held captive about 2,000 miles away.
A Milwaukee mother said "sleep became a foreign concept to us" after her family grows by leaps and bounds.
A couple had the challenge of a lifetime when they brought home quadruplets from the hospital. Now, 16 years later an even bigger challenge is here: all four of their kids just got their driver's licenses.
Up to 234,000 Wisconsin residents are at risk of being removed from the voter rolls, a political lightning-rod that has drawn national attention given the state's critical role in the 2020 presidential election.
Deputy Police Chief Matt Barnes read the text of the 1962 ban on throwing projectiles in Wausau, Wisc. He said the ban is not enforced against people having snowball fights, speaking as city police officers behind him threw snowballs.
An Eau Claire, Wisconsin woman says she's alive today thanks to the quick actions of her two grandsons.
Authorities say 18-year-old Tyrone Smith brandished a pellet gun before he was shot in the arm by a school resource officer.
