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A fresh WalletHub study reveals where Wisconsin ranks among the safest states in America, with factors including crime, financial stability and more.

Both fatal crashes involved collisions between trucks and smaller vehicles.

Holiday shopping in Wisconsin may soon come with giant carts and free samples. A new Costco is almost ready to open, and the larger-than-average Costco is a first for the county. Here's where it's going and what it'll have once it opens.

As mid-to-late apple picking season rolls on in Minnesota and Wisconsin, it seems like taking a big bite out of a freshly-picked apple is a tradition for a lot of people. However, before you do, you'll want to hear what experts say.

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and Wisconsin has a new tool to help. More than a third of abuse goes unreported, but survivors can now request a restraining order online, any time, from any device. Here's how it works.

Another double-digit jump is coming for 387,000 Minnesotans who buy their own coverage or work for small businesses. Here's the break down what it could cost, why it's happening, and the dates you must remember as the increases approach.

The Freak Fest Halloween weekend at Two Creeks includes a meet-and-greet, potluck dinner, dancing and a costume contest.

Wisconsin is loaded with famous golf courses, but a national study says one is one of the most underrated in America. It features fairways so big they're nearly impossible to miss, and if you hurry, you can still play the course this year.

The U.S. recently banned Canadian beer, wine, spirits, and more. Does that mean last call for Crown Royal, Fireball, and Labatt Blue in America? Here's what the new ban really covers, what it doesn't, and why.

Heading to U.S. Bank Stadium to do your best SKOL chant? A little preplanning will prevent you from being turned away when you're being searched and screened on the way in.

A news release issued by the Minneapolis Police Department says officers responded to the shooting around 9 p.m.

Police say they are beneficial and even solve crimes. But after reports of data being kept, shared, and even offered for sale, many Wisconsin cities and counties are walking away from Flock cameras. Here are 25 communities taking action.