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Triple M radio’s new home: Downsized, upgraded and with a spectacular view
The station has relocated to Capitol Square, and its popular "Live From Studio M" broadcasts are being done in Breese Stevens Field's Forward Club.
Wisconsin women's basketball in-state commit stays faithful with new coaching staff
Pewaukee senior Giselle Janowski "couldn't have asked for a better switch" with the Badgers' new coaching staff, which remained confident in her despite recovering from an injury.
5 Madison/WiscNews boys basketball dark horse teams eyeing unexpected March runs
Learn which upset-minded Madison/WiscNews high school boys basketball teams could make unexpected deep postseason runs this year.
Tom Still: Long-term ties with Japan can help in Wisconsin
Companies such as Kikkoman Foods have invested in Walworth County since the early 1970s and will soon expand production to Jefferson County. FujiFilm has been a part of Madison’s biotechnology community since acquiring Cellular Dynamics Inc. and is expanding through…
Mendota Marsh: If you don’t like the weather, wait a minute
Oscar Fox and Lewis Crane complain about March weather in this week’s Mendota Marsh. The forecast in Madison calls for temperatures in the 60s on Friday and snow on Saturday. Ya know, normal March weather.
Belleville co-op freshman bests older brother's footsteps into Division 2 state semifinals
The Raiders lightweight built off his older brother's strong foundation, securing a podium place in his state debut.
Verona's father-son duo experiences range of emotions on WIAA state semifinal run
The Wildcats' Jason and Brennan Ott are making the most of their first individual state wrestling tournament appearance together, experiencing both nerves and plenty of fun.
Duo from Oregon wrestling's 'Murderer's Row' uses shared drive to reach state semifinals
Two of the Panthers' returnees continued to feed off one another to reach Friday's Division 1 state semifinal round.
Cauliflower ear: A wrestling badge of honor or mark of shame?
Multiple state qualifying wrestlers from the area have strong views of cauliflower ear, also known as wrestler's ear.
Sun Prairie West wrestling junior keeps sibling on mind while making state tournament debut
Niko DeZiel was the lone Wolves wrestler to reach the WIAA individual state meet this season, but had plenty of support from his freshman wrestler sister.
How Wisconsin linebacker Mason Reiger fared at the NFL Scouting Combine
A look at how one-year Badgers edge rusher Mason Reiger did competing in drills at the NFL Scouting Combine.
Netflix declines to raise offer for Warner
NEW YORK — Netflix declined to raise its offer to buy Warner Bros. Discovery's studio and streaming business, a move that effectively puts Paramount in a position to take over the fellow storied Hollywood giant.
Madison teachers will begin visiting students’ homes
Parent Teacher Home Visits’ philosophy is that building relationships between teachers and parents will reduce chronic absenteeism and improve student self-esteem.
7 Wisconsin women's hockey players voted onto on All-WCHA teams
The Badgers' Lacey Eden and Caroline Harvey were first-team all-conference selections for the first and third times, respectively.
Clinton: 'No idea' of crimes
WASHINGTON — Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton told members of Congress on Thursday she had no knowledge of Jeffrey Epstein's or Ghislaine Maxwell's crimes, starting off two days of depositions that will also include former President Bill Clinton.
From Manitowoc County to world stage: Historic cheese company competes at World Championship in Madison
Henning Cheese was established in 1914 and is now expanding into Southeast Asia and the Middle East with its cheese made in Manitowoc County.
Market slides on AI ennui
NEW YORK — The worst day for Nvidia's stock since last spring dragged the U.S. market lower Thursday, though most stocks on Wall Street rose.
Man who dropped rocks on pro-Israel vigil participants is given deferred prosecution
Dane County Circuit Judge Ellen Berz ruled there was no evidence Ethan W. Hanson was motivated by race or religion.
Warner Dog Park reopens after investigation into sick dogs
Warner Dog Park reopened Thursday after an investigation found no toxic or contagious diseases that could have led to dog’s death earlier this month.
Man faces OWI after crashing into guardrails, divider on Beltline while driving 85 mph
The man faces tentative charges of first-offense OWI and attempted eluding, and tickets for deviating from lane, hit and run – causing property damage, and possession of a fake ID.






