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Tony Earl, a Democrat who served one term as Wisconsin's governor in the 1980s and later bemoaned the increasing partisanship in politics, has died.

A six-week rush to election day is now underway. Soon you will decide whether control of the Wisconsin Supreme Court goes left or right.

In light of Wednesday's winter storm, Whitefish Bay church leaders moved Ash Wednesday's services online, preferring parishioners stay warm in their homes. On the other hand, one man said the wicked weather was perfect for getting out on the water.

Wisconsin State Fair officials announced electronic violinist, dancer, and artist Lindsey Stirling will bring the energy to the State Fair Main Stage on Saturday, Aug. 12.

Milwaukee police said a 5-year-old boy died after getting his hands on a gun and accidentally shooting himself Tuesday night.

Road conditions may be rough during a winter storm, but the Kenosha DPW said salt is key to keeping everyone safe.

The winter storm Wednesday brought heavy snow to parts of southeast Wisconsin, including Cedarburg. Many saw all forms of precipitation, including snow, sleet and freezing rain, along with wind blowing the snow around, leading to poor visibility and erasing the progress of those trying to clean it up.

A parking garage at Bayshore partially collapsed Thursday, Feb. 23.

The medical examiner's office has identified the man shot and killed by a Milwaukee police officer near 91st and Silver Spring Tuesday, Feb. 21.

Ice and snow can cause power lines to break – creating another set of problems during a winter storm in southeast Wisconsin.