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Tom Tiffany, Mandela Barnes top fundraising in first half of year
A big question heading into Wednesday’s deadline was the state of Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez’s campaign after Rodriguez fired her campaign manager for overstating campaign contributions.
Joel Brennan, Kelda Roys seek surge in wake of Sara Rodriguez finance woes
Wisconsin's Democratic gubernatorial primary is Aug. 11.
GOP group's ad blitz highlights Francesca Hong; Dems smell a rat
Democratic observers say the buy is an effort to prop up Hong ahead of the Aug. 11 primary so she'll be the candidate Republican U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany faces in November.
Wisconsin Originals: Tommy Thompson’s legacy includes school vouchers, BadgerCare
As America celebrates its 250th anniversary, we're recognizing Wisconsinites who have made unique contributions to the nation.
Darlington police chief fired after OWI crash, arrest
Sgt. Nicholas Mantsch will lead the department until a new chief is in place, Mayor Dave Roelli said.
Offensive line production a question for Packers heading into camp
Green Bay's starting line unit seems to be in place early, but injuries and inconsistent play leave the staff uncertain of what they can expect from the group this season.
5 area boys basketball players raising their recruiting stock this summer
The AAU circuit has brought out the best in some of the area's rising high school boys basketball talent. Learn how these performances are elevating their game and recruiting interest.
Kenneth Mueller
BARABOO - Kenneth Mueller, 74, died July 14, 2026. Mass: July 21, 2026, 11 AM at St. Joseph Catholic Church, Baraboo. Visitation Monday at church, 10 AM until Mass. Burial: St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery. Arrangements: Redlin-Ertz Funeral Home in Baraboo.
Brewers add needed depth to rotation picture at an affordable cost
In a position to help the Brewers now, and at minimal cost, president of baseball operations Matt Arnold didn't hesitate — despite parting ways the son of a former franchise star.
Dane County Fair pledges to treat animals as ‘queens’ amid heat warnings
As heat advisories spread throughout southern Wisconsin, the Dane County Fair welcomed hundreds of furry and wooly guests Wednesday with fans, shade and unlimited water.
Madison sets public hearings on new names for Lindbergh, Elvehjem schools
The District plans to rename the two schools, plus Chavez Elementary School, before the upcoming academic year.
Drug-trafficking investigation wraps up in Dane County
Eight of the 13 sentenced between December 2023 and June were from Madison, while one was from Windsor. Sentences ranged from five years of probation to more than 13 years in federal prison.
Madison Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway to announce reelection bid Thursday
On Friday, a day after announcing her reelection bid, Rhodes-Conway will be joined by former South Bend Mayor and U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg.
Girl, 13, dies when pickup rear-ends her buggy in Sauk County
The Amish buggy was outfitted with lights and a slow-moving vehicle placard. Its 13-year-old driver was wearing a high-visibility reflective vest.
What to know about Brewers pitcher acquired from Houston
Colton Gordon has spent most of this season in AAA, but the young pitcher could add to Milwaukee's depth if he can find his form in the majors.
Child taken to hospital after drowning call at Middleton hotel
The call came in around 1:30 p.m. about the possible drowning at the Staybridge Suites, 7790 Elmwood Ave.
You think you’re hot? Try being a roofer in this heat
Construction workers face some of the highest risks while working in the heat.
TruStage insurance provider shuts down network after cybersecurity incident
TruStage Financial Group, an insurance company based in Madison, shut down its network following a cybersecurity incident.
17 great ideas for your Madison-area weekend
Eat pickles, drink beer and be merry, Madison. If you overheat this weekend, cool off at one of our local indoor events or take a dip in the water.
Wisconsin Originals: Shirley Abrahamson, first woman on state Supreme Court
As America celebrates its 250th anniversary, we're recognizing Wisconsinites who have made unique contributions to the nation.






