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Newly announced plans to roll back regulations on cancer-causing "forever chemicals" in water have Wisconsin officials reviewing the potential impact on the state.

Harrison allowed two hits over seven shutout innings to help visiting Milwaukee finish off a three-game sweep of its division rivals.

Owners of a mixed-use building at 36 Bassett Street will need to wait 12 months before they can lease space for a liquor store after a previous tenant was found guilty of selling illegal hemp products.

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers, who spent 18 seasons with the Green Bay Packers, said he will retire from the NFL after the 2026 campaign.

A year of change so far for PGA Tour Champions pro Steve Stricker could get some normalcy at the American Family Insurance Championship on June 5-7.

Fluoride was widely introduced into American public water systems in the mid-20th century to reduce tooth decay, according to the National Institutes of Health.

No injuries were reported and no arrests have been made, Madison police said.

Tatyana Warrick, a spokesperson for the DOA, which owns the ramp, on Wednesday said that the area where the mishap occurred “was thoroughly inspected and deemed safe.”

The Brewers' farm system had quite the day Tuesday. Take a look at some of the highlights from the action.

Jacob Misiorowski built on his scoreless innings streak against the Chicago Cubs on Tuesday night, navigating some early chaos to post another quality start.

A driver was turning onto Walter Street from inbound Atwood Avenue when the cyclist crashed into the rear panel of the vehicle, Madison police said.

MADISON – Democratic candidate for governor Mandela Barnes is proposing to seek measures if elected to bar companies from using artificial intelligence to drive up prices or limit access to services

The resident had the roof replaced 18 months ago, but had a contractor come out to inspect it after recent storms.

The boy was taken to the Dane County juvenile jail on tentative charges of robbery-strong arm, resisting arrest causing a soft tissue injury, and trespassing.

After quickly raising more than $600,000 beginning in spring 2025, a traveling wall memorial has been converted to a permanent display.

The crash happened about 9:10 a.m. in the 220 block of Regent Street when the man abruptly swerved his vehicle into traffic, Madison police said.

The fatal crash is the second of the year in Lafayette County.

The renovation comes just over a decade after the hotel’s expansion was held up by a prolonged debate over its funding needs and visibility.

Recent changes to the area have made it safer to walk from Lowell and Emerson to the Goodman Center, said Scott Chehak, the district’s building services director.