Wisconsin

Thomas Cook and Joseph Feeney made a deal in 1992 that if either of them ever won a Powerball jackpot, they would split the winnings. So when Thomas won - they celebrated an early retirement. Source: UPI

(This guy really liked his action figures.)

Would you let your employer put a microchip in your body? A Wisconsin company is the first to do it. This can't be a great idea.

Everyone has an embarrassing moment at some point. However, at least here on The Free Beer & Hot Wings Morning Show, we have a dump button to hit.

Desiree Andrews is an eighth-grader from Kenosha, Wis., with Down syndrome. She hasn't let that stop her from joining Lincoln Middle School's cheerleading squad.

We have all seen people with service or therapy animals before. And it's pretty grate to see how a cute puppy or kitten can help someone through a difficult time, or even help them physically. But, in our opinion, those jobs are reserved for very few animals.

A Wisconsin women's group wanted to send a message to state lawmakers that drug testing people in order to receive welfare was unfair. So, it did so in a very strange way.

A 72-year-old hunter in Fond du Lac, Wis., ended up in the hospital last Friday. He probably injured himself while hunting, right? Well, kind of.

Everyone knows that cops are there to protect and serve. But what you may not know is that they're there to protect and serve not just people, but also cute, adorable and fuzzy 'lil creatures as well.

After the University of Arizona lost to Wisconsin in the NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament on Saturday night, Arizona students took to the streets in Tucson, Ariz. Riot police had to be called in to control the situation. A video posted to YouTube showed what appeared to be one of the riot cops using excessive force when dealing with a young woman.