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Despite the worst budget deficit in Wisconsin history, many middle-class and wealthy senior citizens are on track to get tax breaks worth an estimated $118 million next year.

While firefighters praise cigarettes that go out on their own, smokers in southeast Minnesota are driving to Wisconsin for regular smokes.

David Sarnowski of Los Alamos, N.M., uses the ignition interlock device. a oeIta s a life-altering thing,a he says.

Sixty-nine percent of Wisconsin's voting-age population cast ballots in last month's election.

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources says there were nine accidental shootings during this year's deer hunt, making it the third safest on record.

A band of 6 to 10 inches of snow has fallen in southeastern Wisconsin in the season's first major snowstorm.

The public holiday tours of Wisconsin's Executive Residence will begin Dec. 4. Each guided tour lasts about 30 minutes and includes a brief history of the Executive Residence.

A new mapping tool is making it easy to find out if a registered sex offender lives or works near you.

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The Department of Health Services announces that replacement ForwardHealth cards have been mailed to members living in the following counties: Brown, Calumet, Dane, Dodge, Door, Florence, Fond du Lac, Forest, ...

Remember when Mom said, "I'm doing this for your own good" right before she paddled you or sent you to your room without dinner? Sure was hard to believe back then.

Republican Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen threw himself into this month's election full-force. He was co-chairman of GOP presidential candidate John McCain's Wisconsin campaign.

Governor Jim Doyle is scheduled to discuss the economy next week with President-elect Barack Obama and Vice President-elect Joe Biden.

Sen. Judy Robson is asking Gov. Jim Doyle to include a statewide smoking ban in his budget next year.

A Wisconsin State Journal editorial Movie star Johnny Depp is better at filling seats than state coffers.

Hunters in Brown County stumbled upon a human skull, part of the third set of human remains found this hunting season.

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A Wisconsin radio station had to make two contestants an offer they couldn't refuse in order to get them to quit a game to win a new car.

Tommy Kempfer, 26, of Sun Prairie, and Lisa Thompson, 40, of Westfield, had been living in a truck, hoping to outlast the other to win a new $30,000 vehicle from WMAD-FM in Madison.

After 55 days, the station became concerned that the contest would never end.

'We sensed these two were not going to back down,' said John Flint, a co-host on the station's morning show. 'There was no way we expected this to go 55 days. If it was not for the deal, it's possible they could have gone on until New Year's.'

Madison police say former Wisconsin football player Leonard Taylor is making threatening phone calls to an athletic department employee.

Several residents who have taken control of their diabetes say the disease doesn't have to mean living with disabilities.