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Airlines cut capacity at Wis. regional airports
- Wisconsin's regional airports are losing service as airlines struggle with high fuel prices and financial losses.
Badger's Smith fails first-offender program
- Wisconsin running back Lance Smith has been terminated from a first-offenders program and suspended from the team.
Wisconsin lottery results
- The winning numbers for the Wisconsin state SuperCash drawing Thursday were:
Court strikes down tighter Medicaid standards
- A state policy laying out tighter criteria for Medicaid in-home care is invalid, a state appeals court ruled Thursday.
Global warming task force approves final report
- Wisconsin should drastically reduce greenhouse gases by mid-century, consider offshore wind farms, set up new auto emission standards and use more biofuels, a task force formed to fight global warming recommended in its final report Thursday.
Poll: Obama leads McCain in Wisconsin
- Democrat Barack Obama continues to have a double-digit lead over Republican John McCain in Wisconsin, an independent poll released Thursday showed.
Court upholds hate crime in racial slurs case
- Prosecutors correctly added a hate crime enhancer to charges against three people accused of using racial slurs against blacks, a state appeals court ruled Thursday.
Court upholds child molester's conviction
- A state appeals court has upheld the conviction of a child molester whose attorney used a ruse to gather evidence.
Tibetans wish the Dalai Lama a long life in ritual
- Tibetans wished the Dalai Lama a long and happy life on Thursday with an elaborate Buddhist ritual performed for the first time in the U.S.
Police, troopers cut down on gas amid high prices
- Wisconsin police and sheriff's departments are trying to cut back on gas consumption like everyone else as prices remain high.
New study says minimum markup law too harsh today
- A Depression-era law requiring stations to mark up gas prices wasn't a big deal when it cost only cents per gallon, but the effect is too harsh today when it costs $4 or more.
New study says minimum mark up law too harsh today
- A conservative research group says a Depression-era law requiring stations to mark up gas prices has a harsh effect today and should be eliminated.
Doyle asks FEMA for more help
- Gov. Jim Doyle wants federal emergency officials to send more help to Wisconsin as the state recovers from June's floods.