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The Madison-based Wisconsin Collaborative for Healthcare Quality is among 10 health care alliances around the country participating in the Doctor Project, organized by the Robert Wood Johnson …

Courtney Thomas and Taylor Morey earn second-team honors, and Dominique Thompson and Haleigh Nelson receive honorable mention.

David Perdue submitted his resignation from the Madison energy company's board last week.

Gunfight on Gammon Road.

The cost of large group health insurance is going up 4 percent in Wisconsin next year, with monthly premiums in the most expensive city, Rhinelander, 22 percent higher than the cheapest city, …

An estimated $15,000 worth of camera equipment was missing after a smash-and-grab burglary at The Camera Company Monday morning, according to Madison Police Department reports.

A collection of spices adds a little something to hot drinks at this time of year. 

The Alliance, a Madison-based group of 200 employers that earlier picked five hospitals to steer workers to for certain procedures, has now identified six preferred doctors at the hospitals.

Truck stuck.

Citing a source, the station reported Tuesday via Twitter that team ownership met Monday when it was determined the second-year coach is likely to be fired.

The Spring Green brewer's Floating Fire -- with rye, hibiscus and smoked malt -- aims to evoke a Viking funeral in a glass.

The popular buffet and social event business, which includes a busy catering service, is located at the intersection of Highways G and Shemak Road, between Montfort, Fennimore and Muscoda.

The public square is getting crowded.

Having slipped through the past all-too-brief two seasons, it’s time to realize there is nothing we can do about the weather once winter arrives in Wisconsin. The age-old prescription is to st…

This week's recipe won first place in the State Journal's cakes category in 1969 and was submitted by Mrs. Susan M. Francis of Evansville.

Jonathan Gruber should have been Time’s Person of the Year. The magazine gave it to the “Ebola Fighters” instead. Good for them; they’re doing God’s work. Still, Gruber would have been better.

The U.S. Senate voted unanimously last week for a much-needed update to the Freedom of Information Act.

Tampa Bay placed McCoy on injured reserve due to a knee injury.

Junior forward Jacob Padley recorded a pair of assists, and the Madison Memorial boys hockey team scored three second-period goals during a 4-0 victory over host Beloit Memorial in a Big Eight…

The unbeaten Mount Horeb boys basketball team got 22 points from senior Drew Fredrickson in a 70-54 non-conference victory over host Janesville Craig on Tuesday night.