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The winner in April 7 general election will be seated for a six-year term. Branch 1 currently handles civil litigation.

The Assembly is expected to hold its final floor period on Thursday, while the Senate will hold a session on Wednesday and plans to convene again in March.

Notably absent from the GOP proposal is Evers’ request for $450 million for general school aid by the end of the 2027 fiscal year.

There will be a new leader of a unit that saw its miscues play an important role in Green Bay's disappointing season.

After a long life of love and labor, LuAnn Krahenbuhl (92) was welcomed into a well-deserved eternal rest on Thursday, February 12, 2026, at Pleasant View Nursing Home in Monroe.

February 10, 2026

The UW-Madison La Follette School of Public Affairs is expected to move into Herb Kohl Hall in 2029.

The U.S. clinched its berth with a 5-0 win over Sweden in semifinal play on Monday. And the defending champion Canadians followed with a too-close-for-comfort 2-1 victory over Switzerland.

When an officer tried to stop him, the man resisted and grabbed the officer, and during the ensuing struggle, the man pulled out a gun and pointed it at the officer’s stomach.

One victim, who had experienced this twice before earlier that day, grabbed the phone when it occurred a third time and observed that it was actively recording, police said.

Madison broke a temperature record Monday afternoon after reaching 64 degrees, the National Weather Service Milwaukee/Sullivan office said.

Madison hit 64 degrees Monday, passing the previous record of 57 degrees set in 1981, with warmer weather and a possible thunderstorm expected through the week.

TODAY'S OBITUARIES

The fifth-year guard was instrumental in leading the Badgers to back-to-back top-10 upsets last week.

Above: With warmer temperatures settling into the region, area residents enjoy the mild conditions while engaging in a variety of outdoor activities Monday in Madison. A melting snow cover reflects a runner along the Capital City Trail near Garver Feed…

Man arrested after gun pointed at police

This State Journal editorial ran on Feb. 14, 2001:

The Badgers' stellar week earned them top-25 status from voters for the first time in several weeks.

Kindergarten and 4K enrollment opened Monday, and families who need enrollment assistance can also schedule an appointment after Feb. 23.

Ohio State gained another first-place vote in the USCHO rankings but Wisconsin was at No. 1 for a 41st straight time.