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As the permanent vendors at the market continue their build-outs, at least 24 vendors are expected for a pop-up market held on the next four Wednesdays.

Sale of state building accelerates momentum for Amtrak service to Madison

It was an hour-long speech by Trump that touched on agriculture but also myriad other topics including those that have nothing to do with agriculture.

"The fact that the president actually cares about something in speed skating – that really means a lot," Jordan Stolz said.

The Madison School District isn’t actively discussing a new referendum in a few years, Superintendent Joe Gothard said, but it’s a possibility if state aid doesn’t grow.

Considering that nearly 50% of all adults have high blood pressure, this is good news.

The Badgers added a teammate of a committed recruit to their 2027 class on Saturday. Here's what to know about the explosive defensive lineman.

There were 300 ATV and UTV crashes in 2025 in Wisconsin, 40% more than the 10-year average, according to the Department of Natural Resources.

With Major League Baseball’s collective bargaining agreement set to expire at the end of this season, the sport faces some grim realities.

My favorite TV program was murdered. I remember the “tick, tick, tick ... ” announcing the start of “60 Minutes,” hosted by Harry Reasoner and Mike Wallace in the late 1960s. Mom and Dad wouldn’t miss it. Only Walter Cronkite…

Who should we support for Wisconsin governor this November?

The Party Animals played the Loco Beach Coconuts at American Family Field on Saturday and it was fun. A lot of fun.

The reigning Division 3 state cross country medalist added three more gold medals Saturday after being forced into another race following Friday's weather-impacted postponement.

The Demons distance specialist capped her career with bookend state titles, while the standout triple jumper reached the top of the podium for the first time.

The Madison Edgewood/Monona Grove boys lacrosse team came within one win of a state championship game appearance but suffered a season-ending loss to Hudson on Saturday night.

Middleton's Alexander Bo returned to the Division 1 singles championship, while some other area talents became medalist on the state tournament's final day.

A team featuring one defending champion and one PGA Tour Champions rookie birdied 17 holes to set a tournament record at the AmFam Championship.