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The victims purchase the phones legitimately and are billed for them by Spectrum before being scammed out of them.

Hosto Hoci, meaning “a place to gather,” won out after some debate about what it means for a name to be inclusive.

A proposal to explore the potential consolidation was unanimously approved Monday night by both the town’s Board of Supervisors and the Beloit City Council.

Left unmanaged, deer can do a lot of damage in the UW Arboretum, which is why it hires sharpshooters who work after dark to control the population.

The two-mile extension could eventually hook up with the Glacial Drumlin Trail.

Let's revisit some thorny issues.

One of the preliminary layouts would push the new school’s gym partially into the hillside.

Phase one of Madison’s LakeWay project is being scaled back, with the costly skyline pier cut due to budget constraints and traffic concerns.

Attorneys for Wisconsin and former women's basketball coach Marisa Moseley said former players didn't point to any case law showing a First Amendment violation in their lawsuit alleging psychological abuse.

LaFleur announced the hire with high praise for the former Arizona Cardinals head coach, whose teams had a record of just 15-36 over the last three seasons.

Programs centered around artificial intelligence are booming across the UW system’s 13 schools.

Ernest B. Ruegsegger, 59, of DeForest, was pronounced dead at the scene at Fish Lake County Park on Saturday at around 2:15 p.m.

Residents are asked to call Jefferson County detectives Adam Kleist or Katie Ritzman at 920-674-7311.

A UW-Madison student tested positive for measles, the university said Monday, and it is urging the community to monitor for symptoms.

In October, Ridglan agreed to give up its state breeding license as of July 1, but it still has a federal license.

Woman badly hurt in snowmobile crash

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Madison police also offered several tips for keeping items from being stolen out of your car.

The data center campus proposed north of Madison faced intense opposition from neighbors concerned about its impacts and distrustful of its developer.