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Holiday shoppers will need to watch out for shysters.

The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection is warning consumers to be aware that scammers are out there and want to seize a few gifts of their own.

With a rising number of scammers trying to separate people from their cash, authorities are advising consumers to be wary when giving this holiday season.

The Wisconsin Division of Motor Vehicles and Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection are working to help protect customer information.

Taxpayers can add an extra layer of protection to their information starting this month.

If you plan to purchase live Christmas trees and wreaths this year, be sure to go through a trusted supplier.

After years of regulatory uncertainty, a new proposal in Wisconsin would finally clarify that utility customers do not need to own their rooftop solar installations.

Former Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Mike Gableman said he’s considering adding a fourth prong to his 2020 election review after watching the Racine County Sheriff’s Office announce results of its own investigation.

Wisconsin Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes trails his top U.S. Senate rivals in terms of net worth, reporting assets of between $5,005 and $75,000.

Barnes’ financial disclosure, filed with the U.S. Senate, lists a single savings account worth between $1,001 and $15,000.

I learned a new word the other day referring to the desire of hardcore deer hunters to be in their stand as the fall breeding season heats up.

Hannah Miller, a nursing student and employee of a long-term care facility in Eau Claire, received her first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine on Aug. 23 — and not voluntarily.