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The bills, all of which passed along party lines, are expected to be vetoed by Democratic Gov. Tony Evers.

TODAY'S OBITUARIES

Madison police’s unmarked vehicles now have placards in their front windows that say “official Madison police vehicle” in English and Spanish.

David Chancellor. 41, became the “perfect friend,” a now-19-year-old woman told police, but the relationship soured as he made repeated unwanted advances toward her.

Cargill Meat Solutions plans to close its Milwaukee protein ⁠processing plant at the end of May, eliminating 221 jobs.

The Madison Art Commission is seeking public feedback on a proposed public art installation for the new Far West Streets facility.

The Green Bay Packers reportedly filled a key role on their coaching staff Wednesday, hiring a coach who worked directly with Aaron Rodgers during the quarterback's MVP seasons.

The 21-year-old Jordan Stolz needed 1 minute, 6.28 seconds to pace the group and win the title.

A close-knit, inclusive environment has kept the Eagles’ duo of upperclassmen with state experience coming back to the sport. Get to know Sauk Prairie gymnastics’ Kylee Ballweg and Makayla Greffin.

The 35-year-old man was found to have multiple cuts on his hands consistent with the damage at the scene, Madison police said.

When officers detained the 40-year-old man he was in possession of a lighter and small blow torch.

The 24-year-old driver was taken to a local hospital and issued a felony order-in for hit-and-run, reckless driving and operating while intoxicated.

The store will consolidate with the company’s West Side store five years after closing its Capitol Square store.

Detectives believe it was a targeted incident.

Eric Wilcots currently leads UW-Madison’s largest college.

The manager of the rental agency told police someone had rented the vehicle between Jan. 24 and 26, but the bullet holes were not noticed until Feb. 1.

Mitch Daniels spoke with the Wisconsin State Journal ahead of presenting “Higher Ed, Public Policy, and a Divided America” at Memorial Union on Monday.

The Wisconsin State Journal asked candidates for office in Dane County to tell us a bit about themselves and their priorities if elected.