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The company is looking at other Midwest locations for distribution centers and is not ruling out a second production facility.

The suspect was booked into the Dane County Jail on the night of the shooting on a probation hold and remains there.

This State Journal editorial ran on Dec. 11, 1925:

City leaders said police have long needed more space and the roughly 64,000-square-foot station has been more than a decade in the making.

Prairie Pages opened last month and is part of a downtown resurgence following the 2018 natural gas explosion.

What began in April as a coffee trailer servicing the West Side of Madison and Middleton is now a full-blown coffee shop in downtown Sun Prairie.

The more than $64 million in projects includes new retailers, apartments and a hotel, bringing new life to an area decimated by a deadly natural gas explosion seven years ago.

Appleton North linebacker Ben Wenzel discussed what it means to officially join the Badgers on signing day, the constant state of flux in the 2026 recruiting class and more.

Green Bay coach Matt LaFleur lauded the linebacker after he was thrust into playing a different position while taking on a key responsibility.

The cornerback provides much-needed practice squad depth for a squad that has dealt with a recent string of injuries.

The Badgers went from Salt Lake City to San Diego on a long trip. The team's staff attempted to be ready for all eventualities, even some unplanned.

Ever since the federal Highway Beautification Act was passed 60 years ago, efforts have been made to keep the roads of Wisconsin as beautifully natural as they are. The outdoor sign industry is always gnawing and fighting to their benefit…

I received a breast cancer diagnosis last year that changed everything. It was found through a screening MRI, one I paid for myself. Months earlier, my 3D mammogram showed no signs of cancer, but it noted “extremely dense” breast tissue.

On the one hand, President Donald Trump is sending U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents to round up and deport what he calls "the worst of the worst" immigrants (many hard-working taxpayers with no criminal history).

Several career milestones lead the way this week. Vote for your favorite performance as the Supernova.

The 9-3 Bears can increase their NFC North lead over 8-3-1 Green Bay and strengthen their grip on the top seed in the conference Sunday at Lambeau Field.

COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. — Hall of Fame players Ferguson Jenkins, Jim Kaat, Juan Marichal, Tony Pérez, Ozzie Smith, Alan Trammell and Robin Yount are among 16 members of the contemporary era committee that will consider an eight-man Hall ballot that includes…

The Badgers went from Salt Lake City to San Diego on a long trip. The team's staff attempted to be ready for all eventualities, even some unplanned.

When the longest government shutdown in U.S. history ended recently, Republicans mostly got what they wanted: A spending bill was passed, the government was reopened and Democrats’ main demand — a deal to extend expiring Obamacare subsidies — was deferred.…