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Why a fifth-round pick not signing with Brewers has ramifications
Aidan Knaak is going back to Clemson to play his senior season. Here's what that means for Milwaukee.
North Italia sets opening date at Hilldale, its first Wisconsin restaurant
The space has sat vacant since July 2024 when the upscale contemporary Italian restaurant Amara closed after less than two years.
How each of the Democratic candidates for governor would approach Act 10
The field of candidates were asked what they’d hope to do with regard to Act 10 if elected governor, and what specific components of the 2011 law they’d seek to repeal.
Prosecutor: No charges for police who killed person who fired at them in northern Wisconsin
A prosecutor said no charges will be filed against police who fatally shot a person who fired shots toward officers in northern Wisconsin on May 23.
Hong expands her lead in the Democratic governor primary in do-over Marquette Law School poll
Hong registered 38% support, with former Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes coming in second at 16%, about even where he was last week.
Wisconsin appeals court reverses ruling overturning parts of Act 10
The ruling is almost certain to be appealed to the Wisconsin Supreme Court, which will expand to a 5-2 liberal majority next month.
3 takeaways from Wisconsin football landing 3-star offensive lineman in 2028 class
A Missouri product became the second commitment to the Badgers' 2028 recruiting class late Tuesday. Here's what to know.
Stoughton cuts ties with Flock just 2 months after cameras were installed
Stoughton is now the seventh entity in Dane County to either cancel or back out of a contract with Flock in the last year amid public outcry.
Can you vote for candidates in multiple parties in a Wisconsin primary?
In Wisconsin’s partisan primaries, like the one happening Aug. 11, voters must choose a party section and only vote for candidates within that column.
Milwaukee seeks laid-off Chicago Public Schools staff to fill vacancies
As Milwaukee Public Schools seeks to fill hundreds of staff vacancies before the school year, district leaders are promising on-the-spot job offers to educators affected by proposed cuts at Chicago
'Obvious' mistakes on 911 call where Milwaukee woman, 99, was beaten, official says
It took more than three hours to send Milwaukee police and fire personnel after the first 911 call by a 99-year-old beating victim.
What made Fox Valley tornado, the worst since 1984, so unusual
The National Weather Service classified the tornado as EF-3, meaning winds reached between 136 and 155 mph.
Man arrested after discarding ‘ghost’ gun converted to fully automatic firearm
The man was arrested and jailed on tentative charges of resisting arrest, carrying a concealed weapon, and illegal possession of a machine gun.
More than 60 people injured in Fox Valley tornado, officials say
No deaths or serious injuries have been reported in connection with Monday's tornado and accompanying storms.
Madison police say fatal shooting Monday being investigated as attempted murder-suicide
The man was found dead at the scene from what appeared to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound, according to detectives, while the woman was hospitalized after being shot multiple times.
Chai and bagel cafe coming to long-vacant spot on Gorham
While a lot of American cafes have one type of chai, Dasta will serve five or six, including saffron chai and chocolate chai.
State constraints handcuff public safety in Wisconsin | Christopher Garrison
Fire departments, police agencies and emergency medical services in Wisconsin have operated under a challenging mandate for decades: "Do more with less."
Slam the brakes on kids taking e-bikes to ER | Our view
Doctors right to raise alarm over disturbing trend across Wisconsin
Owners look to reinvent former Oscar Mayer plant as a Madison tech hub
The decision by Realta Fusion to move to the massive meatpacking plant turned the property owners’ earlier plans on their head.
The Oscar Mayer plant was a Madison mainstay. Then it was left behind
Oscar Mayer, once Madison’s largest private employer, commanded the East Side for generations.






