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The South Park Street staple was Madison’s first Chinese bakery.

The man was arrested for fourth-degree sexual assault of an elderly person, false imprisonment, lewd and lascivious behavior, trespassing and disorderly conduct.

Former Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes, once considered the likely frontrunner in Wisconsin’s packed field of Democratic candidates for governor, has dropped out of the race less than two weeks before the Aug. 11 primary.

Madden has been slowly releasing its player ratings for the 2026 season. Here's where some of the Packers' top talents landed.

The Parks Division will work with the Little League to develop a plan for managing the property.

The former third-round pick said the Packers have made it clear that they want him to be part of the long-term plan in Green Bay.

The School Board is calling on state and local leaders to clearly state how school-related property taxes are spent.

Merchants in the area are sympathetic, but say the occupation is causing real pain.

Water main repairs are continuing, but the university is restoring cooling by using the remaining two cooling plants on campus and temporary chillers.

No shots were fired and no injuries were reported in the incident early Saturday morning.

Barnes had faced criticism for being slow to respond to questions about a fatal shooting Sunday at a food festival in Seattle known as Bite of Seattle.

Madison Police won’t enter the area unless “someone’s life or safety was at risk” and will deal with nonemergency situations by phone or virtually, a police spokesperson said.

The lawsuit follows the Wisconsin Supreme Court’s June ruling that a different program for select minority students was discriminatory.

Ahman Green, 49, is the Packers' all-time career rushing leader with 8,322 yards amassed from 2000 to 2009.

Swamp Thing, the quirky and storied Madison band, broke up in 1987 after five years, but does a reunion show every few years.

Two employees from Milwaukee's 911 call center have been suspended following an incident where it took more than three hours for fire and police personnel to respond to a call for help from a 99-year-

Eleven merchants offered crafts, food and desserts during the soft opening of the commercial hub.

Brad and Mark Binkowski want to add hundreds of apartments along King Street near Capitol Square.

Summer isn’t over yet. Welcome August with a weekend of condiments, dancing and outdoor fun, from an evening at a hazy 1920’s jazz club to a day on the farm.