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Driver accused of OWI after driving wrong way on Fish Hatchery Road
When officers caught up with the vehicle and pulled it over, the driver scraped against the barrier wall of the Beltline.
Knife-wielding man bit, robbed woman on East Side
The suspect, a 64-year-old man, was located nearby, arrested and taken to the Dane County Jail.
Higher tornado risk for southern Wisconsin in Thursday storms
The tornado threat is highest if storms stay isolated, and the biggest source of uncertainty is where the warm front stalls this evening: southern Wisconsin or northern Illinois.
How a rookie is already showing he could be much-needed asset to Packers O-line
The fifth-round pick's versatility has put him "in the mix to compete for playing time this year,” according to Packers coach Matt LaFleur.
Wisconsin Originals: Adm. William Leahy served as Chief of Staff during WWII
As America celebrates its 250th anniversary, we're recognizing Wisconsinites who have made unique contributions to the nation.
Driver ticketed after hitting pedestrian in Downtown crosswalk
At about 3:50 p.m. Friday, officers were sent to the crash at the intersection of West Dayton Street and Francis Street, Madison police said.
Regent Street overhaul to cut traffic lanes, widen sidewalks near Camp Randall
Madison approved a Regent Street redesign that will remove traffic lanes, widen sidewalks and add safety upgrades, but some residents pushed back against the lack of bike lanes.
Far from Philadelphia, Wisconsin region in 1776 was focused on fur trade, frontier diplomacy
European powers wanted control of the fur trade. By 1776, this conquest had begun to transform Wisconsin.
Screwworm heads north; Wisconsin experts urge monitoring
The parasitic fly feeds on the flesh of warmblooded animals, causing severe and potentially fatal infestations, according to the USDA.
Waukesha County sheriff's deputy charged with OWI with guns in car
Prosecutors say Daniel John Matuszak he drove the wrong way down a Pewaukee highway on his way home and found a loaded handgun and two rifles in the vehicle.
Milwaukee student arrested in federal crackdown of pro-Palestinian activists
A Medical College of Wisconsin student has been indicted as one of eight people prosecutors say were part of a conspiracy to threaten violence against several Michigan officials.
14 great ideas for your Madison-area weekend
Only in Madison can you play with fire, knit at a baseball game, order a sundae from a floating ice cream parlor, and run through mountains of soap all in one day.
MGE says power restoration will be multi-day effort
The wild card is that the forecast includes more severe thunderstorms Thursday afternoon, which could hamper repair work and cause more outages.
Restaurant review: Eloura improved the second time around
Mediterranean food is a welcome addition to Madison's Capitol Square, and most of Eloura's quirks are endearing.
Milwaukee County says Iran war-driven gas prices might force service cuts
The county budgeted for diesel prices of $3.12 per gallon and unleaded prices of $2.52 per gallon. In early May, Milwaukee County paid $4.87 per gallon of diesel and $4.12 for unleaded.
Wisconsin courts face surge in people unfit for trial due to mental illness
From 2013 to 2025, the number of times someone has been deemed “not competent to stand trial” increased almost threefold, according to data from the Wisconsin Department of Health Services.
Polzin: Wisconsin wide receivers loved playing for Henry Mason. Here’s why
A man who built relationships that went far beyond player-coach will have his life celebrated on Saturday at Camp Randall Stadium. "He was one of one," says a former Badger.
Brewers drop pair to close road trip as Athletics' bats deliver late bombs
Carlos Cortes and Lawrence Butler each homered in a seventh-inning rally to give the Athletics a 4-3 comeback victory in the deciding game of a three-game series in Las Vegas.
Did Trump’s signature 2025 bill cut Medicaid $1 trillion over decade?
Yes, federal legislation known as the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” included an estimated $1 trillion in cuts to Medicaid spending over the next decade.
Rival passes Wisconsin's Mark Johnson for title of highest-paid NCAA women's hockey coach
The back-and-forth rivalry between Badgers women's hockey and Ohio State apparently also extends to coaching salaries.






