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  1.  Oshkosh Area Humane Society

    Humane society: Starved dogs were just days from death (story, video, photos)

    Authorities are trying to determine who was responsible for the starvation of two dogs that were found abandoned after an unsuccessful Craigslist adoption.

    • 8:48 AM
  2. Robin Vos (left) AP

    State budget update: Republicans won't seek to restrict mining access

    A provision designed to limit public access to the proposed site of an iron ore mine near Lake Superior will not be included in the state budget, Assembly Republican leaders said Wednesday.

    • 10:44 AM
  3. Wisconsin public workers might pay more for retirement

    Public employees in Wisconsin could see another increase in the contribution rates they pay into the Wisconsin Retirement System.

    • 9:34 AM
  4. Body found in river in Eau Claire identified as student

    A body recovered from the Chippewa River in Eau Claire has been identified as a local university student.

    • 9:22 AM
  5. The Rev. Keith Clark rings a bell in the original entryway to gather retreat participants for mass last week at the Monte Alverno Retreat & Spirituality Center in Appleton. Dan Powers/Post-Crescent Media

    Monte Alverno searches for new sponsorship to continue helping to silence the mind (photos, video)

    Photos: Monte Alverno Retreat & Spirituality Center in Appleton

    • 8:26 AM
  6. Emcee host David Weincek talks to the Miss Wisconsin contestants about the show in the back hall behind stage at the Alberta Kimball Auditorium. JEANNETTE MERTEN/FOR OSHKOSH NORTHWESTERN MEDIA

    Miss Wisconsin contestants form strong bond (story, photo galleries, video)

    The Miss Wisconsin contestants took a quick break for lunch Tuesday with the Kiwanis Club of Oshkosh, where they introduced themselves and shared some of their anticipation for the pageant.

    • 7:56 AM
  7. Prompted by the Gannett Wisconsin Media I-Team's Deadly Doses special report that chronicled the increasing scourge of heroin addiction statewide and in Sheboygan, Acuity has announced it will contribute $100,000 to support efforts in the Sheboygan County area to tackle the problem. Gary C. Klein/Gannett Wisconsin Media

    Acuity donates $100K to local anti-heroin effort (story, video)

    Prompted by the Gannett Wisconsin Media I-Team's Deadly Doses special report that chronicled the increasing scourge of heroin addiction statewide and in Sheboygan, Acuity has announced it will contribute $100,000 to support efforts in the Sheboygan County

    • 6:10 AM
  8. Officials: Man mauled by bear outside cabin

    A man who was attacked by a black bear outside a cabin in northwestern Wisconsin is recovering at a hospital.

    • Jun. 18, 2013
  9. Wednesday’s can’t-miss Web content: 10 things for Packers fans to obsess on

    The draft, the minicamps and the OTAs have come to an end. Now it’s nearly six long weeks until the 2013 training camp opens.

    • 6:10 AM

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