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Residents are asked to call Jefferson County detectives Adam Kleist or Katie Ritzman at 920-674-7311.

A UW-Madison student tested positive for measles, the university said Monday, and it is urging the community to monitor for symptoms.

In October, Ridglan agreed to give up its state breeding license as of July 1, but it still has a federal license.

Woman badly hurt in snowmobile crash

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Madison police also offered several tips for keeping items from being stolen out of your car.

The data center campus proposed north of Madison faced intense opposition from neighbors concerned about its impacts and distrustful of its developer.

The Madison area may see some above-average temperatures in the coming weeks, though chances for snow will last into the spring.

It’s the second measles case reported in Wisconsin this year.

The Badgers and the Buckeyes have met 13 consecutive times as the top two teams in the national rankings, with two more meetings ahead.

The Badgers fell out of the top 10 for the first time since October after their losing streak reached six games.

Packers defensive coordinator Jonathan Gannon reportedly continued to fill out his assistant pool with the addition of a defensive backs coach from San Francisco.

The $50,000 in state dollars to WisconsinEye will cover operations for February, with a longer-term fix in the works.

Employees reported that the woman was being verbally aggressive toward them and throwing items.

“Most of (the homeless) are working or finding work or had work and lost work. But the work they can find is very minimal wage. Many of our families are working two to three jobs.”

“This is like a Kafka short story. I was told to call the ‘Refund Escalation Department.’ Then I was told to call the ‘Bankruptcy Deceased Department.’ I was told there were no such departments.”

The crash happened about 11:20 a.m. Sunday on Lake Koshkonong near North Shore Road in the town of Sumner, the Fort Atkinson Fire Department said.

Those who keep a particularly vigilant eye on the weather might have noticed that on certain mornings, in all seasons, the lowest temperature is often recorded just after sunrise.

Madison officials are refining plans to redesign Regent Street into a pedestrian-friendly corridor with wider sidewalks, fewer traffic lanes and reduced parking.

The lack of public disclosure raises questions about how long the public should have to digest projects that dramatically affect the economy, land use, energy, taxes, the environment and more.