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UW-Madison issues warning after probe into students' role in attempted raid at Ridglan
Here’s what UW-Madison’s investigation into a student group’s ties to the April attempted raid of Ridglan Farms found.
Phish returns to Madison after more than 25 years for 2 concerts
Jam band Phish took the stage at the Kohl Center on Tuesday, the group’s first Madison performance since 1998. Fans started lining up outside the enter at noon, six hours early for the show.
Peregrine falcon chick injured during first flight off MGE generating station
Monarch, one of the peregrine falcon chicks that hatched on top of Madison Gas and Electric’s downtown generation station, needed surgery after injuring his leg learning to fly.
Brewers hang on to beat St. Louis Cardinals on road
Christian Yelich and Joey Ortiz both tallied three hits to lead the way as Milwaukee won the first of two games Tuesday against the Cardinals.
Key stretch of the Capital City bike trail closing next week
Madison will close the Capital City Trail between South Broom and East Lakeside streets starting Monday as John Nolen Drive work shifts east. The detour around Monona Bay will add about 2 miles and last until next summer.
Noodles & Co. restaurant near Hilldale closes after 23 years
It was Madison's sixth Noodles & Co. and its first that had a freestanding building.
Wisconsin Originals: Herb Kohl a fixture in state politics, sports
As America celebrates its 250th anniversary, we're recognizing Wisconsinites who have made unique contributions to the nation.
Sotheby's auction of rare Abloh prints will support UW-Madison students
Virgil Abloh’s scholarship at UW-Madison will go to students studying design, textile engineering, art, and music who demonstrate financial need.
Monona police recover stolen vehicle using owner’s location device
The vehicle was stolen June 29 from an apartment complex in the 6400 block of Bridge Road when the owner inadvertently left their keys in the vehicle while unloading items.
Wisconsin Supreme Court rules voter incompetency records are protected
The court’s ruling ends a yearslong saga launched by a conservative activist group seeking copies of guardianship records filed with the Wisconsin Elections Commission.
Housing planned at Madison’s Port St. Vincent de Paul site
The existing buildings at the site are deteriorated and structurally unsound, according to Madison housing nonprofit Common Wealth Development.
11 Wisconsin hospitals cited for not following rule to disclose prices
Under the rule, which took effect in 2021, hospitals are required to disclose the prices they negotiate with health insurance plans for medical procedures, tests and other services.
2 occupied homes, vehicle damaged by gunfire on East Side
Officers were sent to the 200 block of Rosemary Avenue shortly before 11 p.m., and about 30 shell casings were located, Madison police said.
Following GOP precedent, Democratic UW regents continue serving despite expired terms
It's the latest in a recent trend of holdover appointees, and was initially used by Republicans to prevent Gov. Tony Evers from replacing their picks on state boards.
Gov candidate Francesca Hong says she regrets 911 calls over Gaza protest display
Portions of Democratic candidate for governor Francesca Hong's calls to police have been posted to TikTok in recent months.
Milwaukee's no-mask ICE ordinance in untested legal territory
One legal expert said he has yet to hear of any municipality issuing a federal agent a citation for masking, meaning it remains an open question of what might happen.
Fifth-generation No Joke Dairy to host 72nd Wisconsin Farm Technology Days
Located in Central Wisconsin near Stratford, the fifth-generation farm Redetzkes’ No Joke Dairy will host the 72nd Wisconsin Farm Technology Days, July 14–16, 2026.
Tom Still: It’s not just hot outside: Those who supply power feel the heat, too
As temperatures across the nation climbed in recent days, it was a metaphor for the kind of public heat Wisconsin utility suppliers feel when it comes to keeping the lights on and buildings cool.






