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The house was demolished last summer following a failed relocation effort.

The Republican gubernatorial candidate says he'd create a privacy task force on day one. Democrat David Crowley is separately seeking limits on the license plate readers.

Eighty percent of residents backed the $1.8 billion package. Ten weeks before midterms, most legislators won't say whether they'd return to Madison and reconsider it.

Three area schools were placed in lockdown after the shooting, which was unrelated to any school or student.

The altercation, more than two years before Ruiz was shot during a similar struggle, would have a very different outcome.

Madison drivers can request a ride from AAA’s Tow to Go service from 6 p.m. Friday through 6 a.m. Tuesday, open to both AAA members and non-members and their vehicles.

The Green Bay Packers found a trustworthy defensive tackle who is willing to fight for his spot on the field.

Jacob Misiorowski had to battle tough elements along with a messy mound again in the Milwaukee Brewers' win over the Chicago Cubs on Wednesday.

Bruce Springsteen’s longtime drummer has found lots to love in Madison, where he and his band will perform Sunday.

Both the coffee shop and restaurant are welcoming spaces with amazing food created by two longtime Madison restaurateurs.

An outbreak of epizootic hemorrhagic disease, or EHD, has likely spread in recent weeks to include at least three counties in southeastern Wisconsin..

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrested significantly more people in Wisconsin in June and July than it has in any other month of this administration.

Fire Station 1's response area generated 3,770 emergency medical calls last year, but all of those calls were handled by ambulances from other fire stations.

Raymond J. Ackman had been trying to unload shelled corn from a bin into an unloading auger when he went into the bin and the grain collapsed, burying him, according to a statement.

Throw a cow chip, take a run, grab a bite to eat or check out local garage sales. Madison is offering a little bit of everything for this long weekend.

BadgerExtra columnist Jim Polzin answers a Wisconsin football question from a reader in his mailbag.

Student employees are demanding that the Wisconsin Union create a system that would ensure customers’ tips go directly to the workers.

For Wisconsin natives on the Badgers roster, facing Notre Dame at Lambeau Field means fulfilling childhood dreams while opening the season on one of football’s biggest stages.

The supper club is a true Wisconsin institution, and Madison has had some legendary ones.