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We may be a little windswept at the moment, but the Madison area hasn’t let these weekend offerings blow away.

Proponents of the bill have said opening up occupational licensing to the state’s nearly 5,400 DACA recipients will help alleviate at least a small percentage of the state’s workforce shortage.

The food hall is on the ground floor of the 14-story luxury One 09 apartment building on East Wilson Street.

Madison has no plans to change how the Little League operates the site, Parks Superintendent Eric Knepp said.

Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers made few changes to a bill that will send $15 million to UW-Madison, UW-Green Bay, and UW-Milwaukee for athletic facility debt.

Taylor secured just over 60% of ballots cast. Her 20-point win marks the highest margin of victory in more than a decade for contested judicial elections.

Eleven vendors will be making their debut at the market, the largest producer-only farmers market in the nation.

Shelly Kittleson left Wisconsin in 1995 at 19 for Italy, where she went to school and worked as a nanny, eventually earning a reputation as a determined and gutsy reporter.

Jean Ann Hastings' battle with breast cancer — and some health issues that have followed — has left her husband with a new perspective on life ... and coaching.

Badgers goalie Daniel Hauser is the oldest of the four freshmen who'll start in goal in the Frozen Four. He also has the lowest save percentage.

It has been the year of the Big Ten in football, basketball, wrestling and women's hockey. Wisconsin and Michigan are trying to end a men's hockey title drought.

The Badgers took the ice for practice Wednesday, a day before their match up with North Dakota Thursday in the Frozen Four.

The children on the bus were from Midvale Elementary School, according to the Madison School District.

Green Bay hosted Christen Miller, a defensive tackle who was named First Team All-SEC for the 2025 season. Here's where things stand.

The body of the 76-year-old was found March 27, according to the medical examiner’s office and Madison police.

The decision to not issue charges is based on, “an inability to prove any violations beyond a reasonable doubt,” Fond du Lac County District Attorney Eric Toney said.

The charges stemmed from disputes Grayson had with an ex-boyfriend and with employees of the Majestic Theatre. She will not be convicted if she completes DA’s office programming.

Police presented the case to the McLean County State’s Attorney’s Office, and the man was charged with methamphetamine trafficking, a felony.

The best-selling author has deep ties to UW-Madison.

Proponents of competitive bidding immediately blasted the effort as “tone deaf” at a time when customers across the country face rising energy rates.