Counting complete: President-elect Donald Trump declared the winner after recount in Wisconsin

MILWAUKEE -- Wisconsin's presidential recount has been completed and the Wisconsin Elections Commission certified the results Monday, December 12th.The Commission declared President-elect Donald Trump the winner in Wisconsin.According to the Commission, President-elect Trump received 1,405,284 votes in the recount compared to 1,404,440 in the original canvass.Hillary Clinton received 1,382,536 votes in the recount compared to 1,381,823 in the recount.The original margin between the top two candidates was 22,617 votes.

Hillary Clinton calls fake news a 'danger'

WASHINGTON — The Latest on the final days of the congressional session (all times EST):___4:40 p.m.Hillary Clinton says fake news is an "epidemic" and "a danger that must be addressed and addressed quickly."Clinton is on Capitol Hill for a portrait unveiling in honor of retiring Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid.She says fake news and "malicious false propaganda" can have real impacts and threaten lives, and she is calling on officials in the public and private sectors to take steps to combat them.

Michigan Republican Party appeals judge's order that forced immediate presidential recount

The Michigan Republican Party is appealing a judge's order that forced an immediate recount in the presidential race.Lawyers for the GOP filed a brief notice Monday, December 5th -- hours after a federal judge in Detroit told state officials to get the recount moving to meet a December 13th deadline.Two counties started by early afternoon and more will follow.The recount is being driven by Green Party candidate Jill Stein, who has no chance of winning Michigan.

Presidential recount: Counting complete in 6 counties; results have barely changed

RACINE COUNTY -- A milestone was reached Sunday, December 4th related to the presidential recount in Wisconsin -- more than a million votes have now been added up for a second time, and the results have barely changed.As of Sunday, the recount was over in six Wisconsin counties, and in those counties, the margin between President-elect Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton stayed exactly the same.

GOP files complaint alleging Clinton, Stein coordinated in Wisconsin recount

MADISON -- The Republican Party of Wisconsin has filed a federal complaint alleging that the campaigns of Jill Stein and Hillary Clinton are illegally coordinating to force a recount of the presidential race in Wisconsin.Stein, the Green Party’s presidential candidate, has paid the required $3.5 million to trigger a recount, even though she received just 1 percent of the nearly 3 million votes cast in the presidential race in Wisconsin.President-elect Donald Trump defeated Clinton by 22,177 votes in Wisconsin, and the Wisconsin GOP alleges in its complaint filed with the Federal Election Commission that Clinton wants the recount most.

Hillary Clinton moves to join Wisconsin recount lawsuit

Hillary Clinton is looking to join Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein's lawsuit seeking a hand recount in Wisconsin.Stein and Independent presidential candidate Roque De La Fuente have asked for a recount.

Presidential recount: Jill Stein sues to force hand count of ballots; estimated cost $3.5M

MADISON --Wisconsin charged back into the national spotlight on Monday, November 28th as it became the first state to set out a timeline for a recount in the presidential race, although the process is now subject to a legal fight.First, Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein must pay $3.5 million to the Wisconsin Elections Commission by Tuesday in order to trigger a recount.

Wisconsin Elections Commission to recount presidential votes in Wisconsin

MILWAUKEE -- Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein has filed a request for a recount with Wisconsin election officials.State Elections Commission Administrator Mike Haas said Stein filed the request around mid-afternoon Friday, about an hour and a half ahead of a 5 p.m. CST deadline.

Mental health patients in Madison seek help after election

MADISON — Psychiatrists and other therapists in the Madison area say their clients are feeling anxious about President-elect Donald Trump's plan based on his campaign rhetoric.The Wisconsin State Journal reports Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton beat Trump 70 percent to 23 percent in politically active Dane County, and most people didn't expect the election to turn out the way it did.Licensed clinical social worker Meagan Geurts says many of her clients have been talking about their election blues instead of their personal problems.Donal MacCoon of Madison Psychiatric Associates says women who've been sexually abused are having their experiences "re-triggered" by a man who has previously made comments that appeared to condone sexual assault.Emilie Sondel of the same practice says she's been trying to help her clients channel their frustration and anger and put it toward positive efforts.

Plane at Mitchell Airport with Hillary Clinton logo turns heads: What was it doing here?

MILWAUKEE -- Marquette University men's basketball team is using an airplane with former Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton's logo.The airplane -- featuring a giant "H" on the tail -- turned heads when it parked near the Signature Air Support hangar at General Mitchell International Airport on the evening of Tuesday, November 15th.