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Wedding barns that fail to obtain a liquor license by December 31 will face severe limitations on how many events they can hold each year.

Madison’s largest lake has changed dramatically over the centuries but for now, the only canoes that have revealed themselves are along the Shorewood Hills shoreline.

The bill had been fast-tracked through the Legislature despite opposition from some conservatives, national sports betting groups and anti-gambling advocates.

Another three-star offensive lineman has backed off his pledge to the Badgers. Here's what to know.

Under Scott’s leadership, the school expanded clinical learning opportunities for students through a partnership between the university and UW Health.

The Badgers junior is averaging 19.5 points per game so far this season, a hot start that has him in the early running for another prestigious honor.

Featured images by the Wisconsin State Journal's photo team of Amber Arnold, John Hart and Owen Ziliak.

At about 10:30 p.m. Tuesday, police were sent to the 8100 block of Blakton Road for a gunshot fired into an occupied, adjacent apartment, Madison police reported.

The 2-vehicle crash happened shortly after 5:30 p.m. near the intersection of Highway 14 and Hill Road in the town of Rutland, the Dane County Sheriff's Office reported.

Osteria Novella will be in the Quarry Shoppes & Apartments where Novanta served Neapolitan pizza for five years.

The Badgers aren't just losing in a crucial portion of their games, they're getting smoked.

The canoe is now the oldest dugout canoe recorded from the Great Lakes region and the third-oldest in eastern North America.

Badgers assistant coach John Shondell has an extensive relationship with the Boilermakers coaching staff and roster. Purdue is set to visit UW Field House on Wednesday.

But Judge Hannah Dugan's defense attorneys said she's innocent and they're preparing for a trial next month.

Reedsburg closes its season at Camp Randall Stadium for the first time since 2009 among a field of largely fresh faces at state. Here are five things to know.

Let’s honor and support veterans more than one day a year. Along with “thank you for your service,” we need to support and recognize with gratitude those who served to protect us and need support services.

Liberal Wisconsin Supreme Court justices in recent elections campaigned about supporting fair maps for state and federal voting districts. Wisconsin’s federal congressional districts are some of the most gerrymandered and unfair in the United States.