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The biannual count helps determine funding for homeless services across the country.

The City of Waukesha confirmed that 11 of the 54 people in quarantine work for the city’s Cool School Recreation Program.

Lawmakers heard public feedback on Wednesday about proposals that deal with sexual misconduct and grooming.

The Green Bay men's basketball team is enjoying a bounce-back season. Last season, they were just 4-28.

It comes less than 24 hours after President Donald Trump endorsed his opponent, Congressman Tom Tiffany.

McGuire, who turns 31 on March 2, batted .226 with a .245 on-base percentage, nine homers and 24 RBIs in 44 games for the Chicago Cubs last season.

Sorenson was just 27 when he was elected mayor of Sheboygan, which is about 60 miles north of Milwaukee on Lake Michigan.

Wisconsin faces an urgent organ shortage, with over 1,500 residents currently on transplant waiting lists.

Madison's oldest supper club is shutting down after John Kavanaugh III died suddenly on Jan. 13, at age 76.

Wind chills warm slightly in the coming days.

Two northeast Wisconsin organizations are offering unconventional warming spaces to those with no place to go.

The move comes after Polaris’ decision to sell Indian Motorcycles to Carolwood LP, an independent private equity firm based in Los Angeles.

They'll open the season in a neutral-site game against Notre Dame at Lambeau Field on Sept. 6.

In a statement, village staff said the QTS Data Centers proposal is “not feasible in DeForest.”

There will be 124 manufactured homes in the community. Some will be ready for move-in this summer.

Tiffany will face Josh Schoemann in the partisan primary election, which is in August.

Highs return back to the 20s.

Anthony Bodway said he called CPS at least a month before the girl was removed from the Oneida trailer home.

From New Mexico to Maine, millions experienced severe winter weather from feet of snow to dangerous ice. This storm even spawned five tornadoes.

Rep. Glenn Grothman said DHS is "going to have to do a better job of educating their people."

World News

From regime change to retaliation, the BBC's Frank Gardner outlines possible outcomes of US strikes on Iran.

New government data shows that fines for term-time holidays have risen again in the last academic year.

Democrats are pushing to remove funding for the Department of Homeland Security unless new measures are implemented.

The average annual household bill in England and Wales will increase by £33 from April.

The Greater Manchester mayor said he would be campaigning in support of Labour in Gorton and Denton.

The 499 cases of murder and manslaughter in the year to September are the lowest in England and Wales since 1977.

The high-street lender is the latest to announce a swathe of branch closures.

Waymo has laid out plans for a robotaxi service in London with a pilot scheme due to begin in April.

A mayor in the Philippines has survived a rocket launcher attack on his vehicle in broad daylight.

Detectives are still hunting for four other suspects and have released new CCTV images.

BBC analysis editor Ros Atkins looks at why tensions have been running so high in the city - and how we got here.

The four questions you should ask before deciding whether to stay friends or go no contact.

Sir Keir Starmer is one of a number of world leaders heading to Beijing

Five of the eight teams to qualify automatically for the Champions League were from the Premier League, so why have they been so dominant?

How restaurants and retailers use behavioural science to get us to increase our spending.

The pair star in Crime 101, a tense thriller that swaps superhero spectacle for a game of psychological cat and mouse.

Bridgerton is back, with Francesca on the hunt for sex tips and Benedict finally meeting his match.

Lord Falconer said the bill has "absolutely no hope" of passing without a "fundamental change" in approach.

As Trump and the Minneapolis Mayor spar over social media on immigration law enforcement, the US continues to be roiled by the killing of nurse Alex Pretti.

China executes 11 members of the Ming family that ran scam centres in Myanmar, state media report.

Changes to England's school system say on-site suspensions should be used for non-violent behaviour.

More than 50mm of rain fell across Hampshire, Dorset and the Isle of Wight on Tuesday.

In the latest attack at the farm in County Tyrone a llama was seriously injured by two Rottweiler dogs.

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Five of the eight teams to qualify automatically for the Champions League were from the Premier League, so why have they been so dominant?

Aryna Sabalenka keeps her cool to storm past Elina Svitolina and reach a fourth Australian Open final in a row.

Senegal manager Pape Thiaw his banned for five games after the chaotic scenes during the Africa Cup of Nations final against Morocco.

Goalkeeper Anatoly Trubin's header gives Jose Mourinho an unforgettable moment as Benfica beat Real Madrid to stay alive in the Champions League.

Goalkeeper Anatoliy Trubin scores in the 98th minute to give Benfica a 4-2 win over Real Madrid - a goal which also secured Jose Mourinho's side a place in the last 16 play-offs of the Champions League on goal difference.