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Edgewood High School, neighbors could agree on major athletic field upgrades
The Catholic school is seeking to move on from a drawn-out battle over field lights that soured relations with its neighbors.
Regents privately discussed UW system president Jay Rothman’s firing for months, records show
The UW Board of Regents fired Jay Rothman on April 7 over a loss of confidence in his leadership. New records reveal some of the tensions behind their decision.
Epic Systems president to step down in August
As the second-in-command at Epic Systems, Sumit Rana was widely expected to succeed current CEO Judy Faulkner, 83.
Wind gusts in deadly Lake Geneva storm as strong as Category 2 hurricane
A devastating storm that blew through Walworth County on July 3 included straight-line wind gusts estimated at 90 to 100 mph, equivalent to wind speeds in a Category 2 hurricane, according to the
Packers wide out focused on return to offensive side of ball
Bo Melton spent most of last season with the Green Bay Packers focusing on converting to a cornerback. He is now switching his attention to a return to the offense.
Giannis Antetokounmpo says farewell to Milwaukee in emotional video
Giannis Antetokounmpo posted a classy farewell to the city of Milwaukee on Monday, the day the trade that sent him to the Miami Heat became official.
Milwaukee high school basketball stars trying to curb city's gun violence
Five of Milwaukee's top high school basketball players are using their platforms to talk about the impact of gun violence in Milwaukee, something they say is deeply personal to them.
Submerged find is a mystery for prolific Wisconsin divers
A pair of divers who typically pull fishing lures and old bottles from lake and river bottoms are hoping for some archaeological clarity on an object they found last month in Menominee River.
Vice President JD Vance to visit Milwaukee on Wednesday
Vice President JD Vance will be in Milwaukee on Wednesay at the Wisconsin Air National Guard's 128th Air Refueling Wing.
Dane County Farmers’ Market won’t be on Capitol Square this week
This time of year, farmers are selling lots of cherries and blueberries.
Wisconsin Supreme Court puts ICE detainers suit on hold pending appeal
The Wisconsin Supreme Court is putting on hold a case challenging the legality of ICE detainers in Wisconsin until federal judges determine whether they will reconsider where the case should be tried.
Middleton man identified as victim of fatal crash in Deerfield
The death remains under investigation by the sheriff’s office and medical examiner.
Teen charged in homicide arrested, firearm with machine gun conversion device seized in Madison
Montre L. Whaley-Clacks Jr., 17, was one of three teens charged in the February 2025 shooting death of a fourth teenager on the Far East Side.
Brewers rally to take series opener from NL Central rival Cardinals
Brice Turang's two-run single capped a four-run seventh for Milwaukee, which saw David Hamilton exit early with left hamstring tightness.
Inside the play that ended Giannis Antetokounmpo’s Bucks career
When Giannis Antetokounmpo went down on March 15 against the Indiana Pacers, it ended up being the final play of his career with the Milwaukee Bucks.
The remarkable comeback story of Brewers prospect Frank Cairone
Milwaukee Brewers prospect was setting in a hospital bed with doctors around him just six months ago. He now gets to enjoy the start of his pro baseball career.
Madison's Brianna Ware-Boggs brings fun, folklore to composing, teaching
"It's always an honor, no matter how many pieces are performed, I'm just always appreciative, and I feel privileged that they chose to perform one of my pieces, because this is what I dreamed about," Brianna Ware-Boggs says.
Wisconsin Originals: Ezekiel Gillespie won Black men the right to vote
As America celebrates its 250th anniversary, we're recognizing Wisconsinites who have made unique contributions to the nation.
'Wake lows' can produce dangerous winds and are hard to predict
These areas of low-pressure form on the backside of heavy thunderstorms, causing winds to surge in at fast speeds.






