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The 22-seat Mexican restaurant, which opened in August 2025, was described as having an exemplary Caesar salad and a menu that changes with the seasons.

Flock has been criticized for how widely it shares the data it collects, and there have been several cases in which police officers have been accused of using Flock data in their personal lives.

Conservative Justice Annette Ziegler said in a dissent she was “confounded” by the court’s lack of action on Hannah Dugan’s law license.

Matt LaFleur has to find some fixes for Green Bay’s players up front, or there’s danger that Sunday’s result could be the first of many.

The Metallica show will mark the third straight summer with live music at Camp Randall and follows a show by AC/DC at the stadium July 19 during its “Power Up” tour.

Fearing that innocent bystanders may be hurt during a chase, the Madison Police Department only allows its officers to pursue drivers suspected of committing a violent felony. In contrast, the Monona Police Department offers officers much more discretion to pursue…

Absentee voting procedures will stay the same in Wisconsin for the Nov. 3 election after the U.S.

Previous positive cases of bird flu this year have occurred in Jefferson, Walworth and Dane counties. Wisconsin’s five positive cases this year represent more than 4.4 million birds.

Lucky for her Wisconsin fans, Patti Smith says she's "shortening my return times."

At this year's milestone Wisconsin State Fair, 113 family farms celebrated 100 or 150 years of family farm ownership.

The 24,000-square-foot store has been in the works for years and is in the midst of hiring in anticipation of the opening.

According to the criminal complaint, Nelson, 34, of Madison, first met the victim when he was a student at Badger Ridge Middle School and she was his choir teacher, the boy told investigators.

Madison’s pedestrian safety plan seeks to add sidewalks, improve dangerous crossings and prioritize investments in underserved neighborhoods.

The store will feature 2,000 used books and become a second, smaller location for the West Side bookstore.

The UW system first temporarily allowed test-optional admissions for all schools, except UW-Madison, during the COVID-19 pandemic and is proposing to make that change permanent.

Wisconsin football spent more than $145,000 on airfare during a hectic January of transfer recruiting, with hundreds of flights purchased for recruits, guests and coaches.

Fifty-one activists face charges in a March 15 break-in at Ridglan that freed 22 dogs. No charges have been filed in a later attempted break-in at the facility on April 18.

Credit Acceptance Corp Sues Madison Resident