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A lot of people rail about President Donald Trump doing many things that they feel are not in the interests of the American people or are even illegal.

The word “driftless” has been associated with everything from coffee to beer to cafes. But what does it mean?

Madison is once more crying poverty. Remember the recent “save the city,” $22 million referendum that increased property taxes, again?

Emilio Pagán pitched the ninth for Cincinnati, earning his 21st save after escaping a bases- loaded, one out jam.

At least a dozen departments halted their use after learning that the company had repackaged traffic data and exposed search records from active investigations.

Yes, Brice Turang’s knee is affecting him at the plate, Brewers manager Pat Murphy acknowledged Friday in Cincinnati.

It’s an issue that could play a key role in the Nov. 3 general election, as public animosity toward data centers continues to rise.

A federal appeals court panel ruled Aug. 25 that the First Amendment protects a Wisconsin man who prosecutors say used generative artificial intelligence software to create images of children engaging

Fitchburg firefighters responded to an apartment blaze early Saturday morning, which displaced all residents of the building.

A sprinkler system helped firefighters take down a hallway fire at a downtown Madison apartment building.

Among a long list of measures purported to help beef growers, President Donald Trump signed an executive order Friday directing the Department of Interior to take action on the status of wolves in

Some states, including those led by Democrats and Republicans, have had success reducing their prison populations.

Lewis Crane and Oscar Fox are excited to see the kids go back to school in this week’s Mendota Marsh.

For many Wisconsinites, 25 years haven’t dimmed the memories of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. On Friday, they’ll gather to share stories, songs and prayer.

Allegations included that the officer initiated late-night texting conversations, asked female students on coffee dates while on duty and relayed confidential information to help students avoid consequences for underage drinking.