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With everything falling apart in this country, it's depressing that people still cannot see that we need major changes to help out the lower and middle classes.

Men's hockey assistant coach Nick Peruzzi has a salary with the Badgers that's $35,000 more than he had at UConn.

Protesters took over the stage set for Wednesday night’s Concert on the Square as members of the orchestra headed inside the Capitol.

Joey Ortiz went 3-for-3 with three RBIs as Milwaukee held on to beat New York at home Wednesday.

The Wisconsin State Fair will take place Aug. 6 through 16 in West Allis, and the band was scheduled to play on the final day.

At least one person has died after a police shooting on Williamson Street and South Baldwin Street on Madison’s Near East Side Wednesday.

When asked specifically about data centers, 76% of respondents said they believe the costs outweigh the benefits, which marks a 7-point increase from Marquette’s March poll.

Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley is not represented in the data, since he dropped out before the data were collected and got back into the race after the poll was conducted.

Firefighters were called to a multi-tenant storage facility just after 1 a.m. Sundays, Efforts to fight it were inhibited by the lack of a municipal water system.

Abbott Laboratories, which purchased Exact Sciences for $23 billion in March, said the company’s cancer diagnostics business was targeted.

The data, which was collected July 8-16, doesn’t reflect the shake-ups in the race that led to Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez dropping out and Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley rejoining.

Tickets for "Patti Smith: Songs & Stories," presented by A Room Of One's Own Bookstore, go on sale Aug. 1.

UW-Madison says the ruling confirms it met its Title IX obligations. The plaintiff is considering her next legal steps.

This year it’s being sold at the Chocolate Shoppe in the days leading up to the Aug. 1 festival.

Police responded to an incident at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday for a report of a man head-butting a bouncer.

The $24 million, 45,000-square-foot facility features local businesses and an expansive events hall, but it has room for more tenants.

Before it would be built, the Madison Public Market endured more than 20 years of debate over its cost and location.

The 50-year-old man was arrested and taken to the Dane County Jail on tentative charges of strong-arm robbery, battery to an elder person and disorderly conduct.

The Shullsburg Creamery, along with the White Hill Cheese Plant, are permanently ending operations and laying off all production employees.