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Henry Vilas Zoo’s red panda, Bandit, is leaving Madison for a new AZA-accredited home and mate, with a farewell party on Wednesday, where guests can learn about the zoo’s conservation efforts.

The building is being funded by $150 million in private donations, more than $43 million from UW-Madison, and $226 million from the state.

Two adults in the apartment were able to stop the assault and the suspect, who was armed, left before police arrived.

Multistack in Monroe County is part of a multi-billion-dollar supply chain that covers nearly half of Wisconsin’s 72 counties and includes all the built elements for Epic’s Verona campus.

The crash happened about 5:05 p.m. Saturday on Princeton Road, near Honeysuckle Lane in the town of Brooklyn in Green Lake County, authorities said.

The National Weather Service has confirmed more intense tornadoes this month than Wisconsin sees in most years.

Renovations to the dorms off Babcock Drive and next to Lake Mendota are scheduled to begin in fall 2026.

From an internal contender to leaders with Wisconsin ties to outside-the-box candidates, here's a list of people who could be in the running to succeed Chris McIntosh.

Green Bay has put together a deep wide receiver group and does not have to use a pick on the position, even with some offseason departures.

The former Miami (Ohio) wing knows the history the Badgers have with developing wings. And that's part of why he's headed to Madison next season.

Gratefully, we have encouraging examples of democracy.

President Donald Trump just unveiled the design for his proposed "Triumphal Arch," complete with numerous gaudy gold highlights.

Several area high school baseball players had standout performances despite their teams falling short of victory. Vote for your favorite to earn this week's supernova crown.

Jacob Misiorowski's numbers — a 1-2 record and 3.04 earned run average — don’t jump off the page, but they also mask how well he’s been throwing the ball.

The manure-lined trench was intended to dissuade activists from breaking in. Instead, the farm has been cited for installing an illegal manure pit.

The new space will be larger and include a wine bar and outdoor seating and offer more events, owner Molly Fish said.

Last week’s storm caused “catastrophic” damage to the recently installed clay-tile roof at St. Bernard Catholic Church on Atwood Avenue.

The tornadoes snapped trees and damaged farm buildings between Janesville and Delavan.