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Rothman is refusing to quit, telling the head of the Board of Regents that he hasn’t been given any reason why the regents want him to leave.

City officials say increased maintenance, course improvements and more than a decade of price stagnation have necessitated charging more per round.

After months of searching, the Overture Center has hired two new co-CEOs to join its current four-person team.

Julie Rozanski purchased knitting supplies, electrolyte powder, a device that polishes rocks into gems and other items, according to a criminal complaint filed March 27.

There will eventually be at least three cafe tables in the small dining area at 1511 Williamson St., across from Mickey's Tavern.

If showers and storms end Thursday morning and there is a longer break in the afternoon, that will increase the chances for severe storms in the evening.

Bradie Ewing wants to make Wisconsin football alumni, even the disgruntled ones, feel seen and heard. Here's a look into the approach he plans to take with the Badgers.

A Marquette Law School Poll released last week found Taylor holding an 8-point lead over Lazar, with 30% of likely voters saying they’d choose Taylor with 22% opting for Lazar.

Here’s where UW-Madison’s recent graduates went after commencement.

Community members have until April 29 to submit new name proposals for Elvehjem and Lindbergh elementary schools, after which a naming committee will narrow down options.

The man tried to run over the woman in the 3700 block of Karstens Drive on Tuesday morning, Madison police said.

The WCO is already buckling in for an eventful season of Concerts on the Square, but its leaders are ever eyeing the future.

Verona High School senior Ja’Kylah Powers was awarded the largest scholarship in Boys & Girls Clubs of Dane County’s history due to her leadership and community work.

Back-to-back losing seasons, among other complaints, have soured the experience at Camp Randall Stadium. But a commercial pulls at heartstrings with this message: "Badgers don't quit. Badgers dig in. Together."

“Bottom line, our state has a culture of drinking and driving,” Dodge County Sheriff Dale Schmidt said.

Madisonians are dancing, crafting, egg hunting and studying syrup. Here are some opportunities to join them.

Between May 15, 2003, and Jan. 28 of this year, Eugene O. Trimble accumulated 10 OWI cases in Wisconsin.

Although the big-play receiver is under contract for the upcoming season, a long-term deal could be in his near future after he made a strong return from an ACL injury.

Four companies announced layoffs in March that are impacting 982 workers, more than double what businesses reported in February.

Wisconsin may still be able to enforce its ban on so-called “conversion therapy” for LGBTQ+ children despite a U.S. Supreme Court decision Tuesday striking down a Colorado law that barred the practice, Gov. Tony Evers’ office said.