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Molly Fish opened her business in 2023 but her new space is now twice as big, as local independent bookstores continue to expand.

The Kennedy Elementary group, led by a parent, school social worker and church leader, is fundraising $80,000 for a van to bring the school’s students facing housing instability to and from school.

Bear Harrison, the younger brother of Milwaukee breakout pitcher Kyle Harrison, officially inked a deal with New York after a college career at Texas A&M.

According to a preliminary investigation, the plane had just departed from the airport when it experienced mechanical trouble and its pilot and sole occupant tried to return to the airport to land.

The plan includes residential sound insulation, land acquisition and operational changes to reduce aircraft noise.

Flix Brewhouse, which opened on Madison’s East side in 2018, won 17 medals in the U.S. Open Beer Championship, the highest number of medals in the nation.

Exemptions include emergency vehicles or those in locations that lack nearby charging options.

In a statement, Rodriguez said she can’t “in good conscience” let her campaign’s issues cloud an election that is vital for Democrats to win.

Camp Randall is ready to rock Sunday, but nearby streets will be shut down for the AC/DC concert, with some closures lasting through Monday.

The 100 block of North Butler Street was closed and nearby buildings were evacuated late Friday morning.

Privacy advocates are calling for more community involvement in deciding which automated license plate readers, if any, the department uses in the future.

The former guard was one of the most reliable bench shooters in the country over the final half of last season, knocking down 2.0 3-pointers per game on a 40.1% clip.

Continued northerly winds could thicken the smoke Saturday night, and light and variable winds might allow the smoke to linger into Sunday.

Eau Claire County District Attorney Peter Rindal said Thursday he won’t charge the Eau Claire County Sheriff’s Office deputy who killed a knife-wielding crash suspect on May 4.

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The three sites are for residents and taxpayers to take trash, recycling, brush, yard waste, electronics, large items, styrofoam for recycling, and cooking oil.

The incident happened about 7:10 a.m. as the two were leaving work in the 2800 block of Atwood Avenue, Madison police said.

The man was arrested on tentative charges of substantial battery, strong armed robbery, OWI, and possession of drug paraphernalia. He also had a warrant for his arrest from another state.

The four day event will continue today under an air-quality alert

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