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Judges reject second attempt to challenge Wisconsin's congressional maps
The three-judge panel wrote that nothing in the state Constitution allows judges to order that political maps not benefit one party or the other.
Fire Department rescues boy from inside a claw machine
“We’ll get you, bud,” one of the firefighters says to calm the child. “What’s your name, bud?”
Wisconsin education department disputes federal audit alleging mismanagement
The Trump administration is demanding the state education department return millions of dollars in misused COVID-19 relief money.
Wisconsin lost 8,600 manufacturing jobs in 2025. Here's what to know
In 2025, manufacturing in Wisconsin contracted by about 8,600 jobs, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. However, there have not been closings of major facilities or mass layoffs.
Appeals Court Judge Pedro Colón launches bid for Supreme Court
Colón said the state and the country are at “crossroads” and that he has the experience and empathy to decide some of the state’s most “consequential” cases.
Cesar Chavez Elementary will be renamed, after NY Times investigation into namesake
The Madison School Board launched the renaming process Monday, weeks after sexual assault allegations against the school’s namesake, Cesar Chavez, were revealed.
Erroll Davis Jr., a 'trailblazer' in business and education, dies at 81
Erroll Davis changed the landscape of American business and education, his family said.
Tom Still: Fall campaigns ideal time to examine state tax structure
It’s a prime opportunity to examine Wisconsin’s tax climate, which is competitive with some states but not others.
Kelda Roys wants to 'build what comes next' in Wisconsin | Center Stage with Milfred and Hands
Cinematographer Michael Bauman talks about the blockbuster movie, its politics and his Badger State roots
'Meant everything to me': Why 7-footer 'didn't want to leave' Wisconsin men's basketball
Nolan Winter knows he could have gotten more money elsewhere, but he wants to play in the NBA, and he believes the Badgers provide him the best opportunity.
Packers' 4th-round draft choice ready to turn bond with Parsons into results
The Packers' new defensive edge has developed a connection with his new position mate over the years thanks to Parsons' connection with Penn State.
Regent Street redesign shouldn't ignore Madison's cyclists | Nicholas Davies
Madison's traffic engineers shouldn't exclude cyclists from Regent Street.
War in Iran is hitting hard-working Americans in the wallet | Nino Amato
The U.S.–Israeli war against Iran isn’t some distant geopolitical chess match — it’s more like two tectonic plates crashing, sending shockwaves straight into your household budget.
Removing vaccine mandate could weaken troop readiness | Andrew Kosseff
The United States has always had a world-class public health system. But some recent policies are so unscientific and unthoughtful that we are tarnishing that reputation.
We can't let beagles continue to suffer at Ridglan Farms | Cheryl Whitman
I am writing from Florida, but the suffering of beagles at Ridglan Farms in Wisconsin has now become national news, and it reaches far beyond state lines.
5 Madison area high school baseball stars of the week: April 28 edition
Outfielders could only look up in awe as home runs were littered throughout high school baseball games this past week. Vote for your favorite performer in this week's Supernova poll.
Numbers highlight storylines from the first month of the Brewers' season
Milwaukee is a game over .500 after a handful of both positive and negative streaks in the first 27 games of 2026. Here's where things stand.
'Unbelievable' Kyle Harrison leads Brewers with his 12-strikeout day
If things break the way the Milwaukee Brewers hope, Kyle Harrison is going to be around for a long time and do some special things.
Woman charged in fatal crash in Middleton; victim identified
A witness, who said he knew the 68-year-old victim, told police that the woman walked with a cane and would not have tried to cross Branch Street against the light.






