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Police investigating three burglaries on Madison’s East Side
The three burglaries took place on Sept. 23, Sept. 24 and on Monday, all along Ohio Avenue on Madison’s East Side.
5 momentum-shifting digs from around Wisconsin: week of Sept. 20 edition
Check out five game-changing digs from around Wisconsin in this week’s Hudl highlights video.
5 jaw-dropping girls volleyball blocks from around Wisconsin: week of Sept. 20 edition
Watch five jaw-dropping blocks from around the state in this week’s Hudl top blocks video.
This Christian Yelich quote from last October is pertinent once again
The Milwaukee Brewers are heading into the playoffs on Saturday full of confidence with a belief in what they have achieved.
5 spectacular boys soccer saves from around Wisconsin: week of Sept. 20 edition
Watch five spectacular saves from Wisconsin high school boys soccer goalies.
5 breathtaking boys soccer goals from around Wisconsin: week of Sept. 20 edition
Check out five breathtaking goals from boys soccer games around Wisconsin this past week.
Packers' OL additions may be put to the test in Week 4 as injury report rules out 4 players
Packers' offensive line faces more struggles as starting players are ruled out of the Week 4 matchup against Tampa Bay.
Adoption fees for Madison shelter dogs are reduced this weekend
The Dane County Humane Society is offering adoption discounts this weekend in hopes to find forever homes for its many dogs and create more kennel space.
5 Madison area sports photos of the week: Oct. 2 edition
An area football rivalry clash and Wisconsin women's hockey's home opener headline the scenes of the photo of the week nominees. Vote for your favorite image.
47 Peoples State Bank employees in Wausau to lose jobs in merger
WAUSAU − Bank First Corporation will permanently lay off forty-seven employees at three Wausau Peoples State Bank branches as part of its upcoming merger.
Clerks barred from using Trump’s national voter database, elections board chair says
In the letter, Wisconsin Elections Commission Chair Don Millis outlined specific changes lawmakers would have to make to allow clerks to use or even test the database.
Romo out at CBS Sports following OWI arrest
Tony Romo's days as part of NFL game broadcasts appear over. Here's what we know so far.
Take a tour of Maurer’s Urban Market with Kristie Maurer
The 24,000-square-foot store is scheduled to open Oct. 10 and will include a bakery, pizza station, coffee bar and sushi station.
Branch + Daughter closes, but its pizzas have a new home
Branch became known for his sweet-and-savory Salted Pig pizza, featuring local bacon, marinated figs, port-wine-candied onions, arugula, mozzarella, pecorino Romano and pistachio pesto.
Ride for Your Life event to honor Madison teen killed in crash, support safety bill
The event in honor of Sasha Rosen, who was struck on his way to school, will culminate in a rally at the state Capitol.
3 Madison area takeaways from Week 6 high school football playoff projections
Lee Sports Wisconsin reporter Sean Davis breaks down his three biggest takeaways from the latest WIAA preliminary playoff qualifying report.
Wisconsin player who'll 'pull you out of your seats' is impressive in home debut
Nela Lopušanová scored twice in her first game for the Badgers at LaBahn Arena, and the patience she showed on the second is uncommon for a freshman.
3 concerns the Packers face against in their Week 4 matchup with the Buccaneers
Green Bay could find itself in dire straits with a loss to Tampa Bay, which will be without Baker Mayfield. Here’s what to watch for Sunday.
Wisconsin farmers shouldn't support Tom Tiffany | Carole Mason
I've lived in our beautiful state for most of my life. Our land produces food -- from small kitchen gardens to family farms, both large and small. Rural and urban communities value our rich soil, clean water and air.






