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The more than $18 million facility is intended to fill a gap in access to library services on the Far East Side.

The new location, the chain’s sixth, will continue its commitment to local ingredients, a restaurant manager says.

The man told officers the incident occurred at a home in the 1700 block of Baird Street, and his property also was also damaged during the incident.

Barring voters from recasting absentee ballots if their candidate drops out risks disenfranchising thousands of voters.

The suspect spent 15 minutes inside the liquor section before threatening the clerk, stealing cash and leaving on a red bike.

Applications for the Far West Side seat for District 1 are due by Aug. 4, with interviews scheduled to take place on Sept. 1.

The family wanted to diversify, co-owner Lucas Bergeson said, and picked fried chicken for its popularity.

They told officers there was an altercation inside before people were kicked out of the business.

Responses to the Wisconsin State Journal's candidate questionnaire. The primary is Aug. 11.

Frank Bisignano left JPMorgan Chase, one of the nation's largest banks, after complaints about his behavior led the company's CEO to lose trust in him, the Wall Street Journal reported.

The man was arrested on a tentative charge of domestic disorderly conduct while armed, then taken to the Dane County Jail after being medically cleared at a local hospital.

While legislation that would make daylight saving time permanent year-round has passed the House of Representatives, its prospects are uncertain in the Senate.

First, the Milwaukee Brewers gave Freddy Peralta a heartwarming tribute video. Then they handed him a night of frustration in a season defined by the word.

The first cohort finished the first portion of Madison’s Grow Your Own program this spring, marking the halfway point for earning teaching degrees at virtually no cost to them.

A few weeks ago, the Badgers added to one of the best classes in Greg Gard's coaching tenure by proving the "belief" they had in a dynamic Maple Grove High School wing.

Entering his third season, the linebacker brings an impressive combination of speed and versatility to the middle of Green Bay's defense that cannot be easily replicated elsewhere.

At about 10 p.m. Friday, Madison officers were patrolling in the Elver Park area when they heard gunshots nearby.

Officers followed a gouge in the road to a home along the 500 block of North Sherman Avenue, where the damaged vehicle was in the driveway.

A 32-year-old Marshfield woman has died after a domestic abuse-related murder-suicide first reported July 6.