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  1. Addie Wreath, 4, left, and her sister Marley Wreath, 3, of Appleton waves to participants of the Appleton Memorial Day Parade Monday, May 28, 2012, in downtown Appleton, Wisconsin. Dan Powers/The Post-Crescent

    Family fun in the Fox Valley

    From parades to baseball games, activities abound this Memorial Day weekend

    • 3:59 PM
  2. A tornado-ravaged home stands in the distance beyond a twisted street sign Wednesday in Moore, Okla. Cleanup continues two days after a huge tornado roared through the Oklahoma City suburb, flattening a wide swath of homes and businesses. AP Photo/Charlie Riedel

    Quad Graphics employees displaced near Oklahoma plant

    About 50 Quad Graphics employees live in Moore, Okla., where a massive tornado shredded neighborhoods, displacing many of the workers from the Wisconsin-based company.

    • 3:03 PM
  3. Surgeon wearing gloves Brand X Pictures/Getty Images/Brand X

    Common pelvic surgery fails nearly one in three women

    A common type of gynecologic surgery, often performed to repair damage caused by childbirth, fails nearly one-third of patients within seven years, a new study shows.

    • 5:30 PM
  4. Deaths for May 22

    BECHARD, Bernice; 92, New London

    • May 21, 2013
  5. Video: Mosquitoes might bite you more often if you drink this

    They kill more humans than any other animal. They number in the trillions, and their familiar buzz lets you know they are out for blood. It is the mosquito, and thanks to heavy rain and flooding in Michigan, they are everywhere.

    • 10:07 AM
  6. Donald T. Dercks

    Kimberly man accused of sex crimes (story, video)

    Police say a Kimberly man had sexual contact with two teenage girls he met through a social networking website.

    • 6:45 AM
  7. Gov. Scott Walker will give the keynote speech at a fundraiser hosted by Iowa's largest GOP committee, the Republican Party of Polk County, on Thursday. Walker's trip increases his profile in the state that will host the first major electoral event of the presidential nominating process in 2016. Associated Press

    Presidential speculation heats up; Walker heads to Iowa to speak to GOP faithful

    Gov. Scott Walker will head to the heart of Iowa — where the 2016 presidential race likely will begin — and take center stage before that key state's Republican party faithful.

    • 9:37 AM

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