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Sean P. Duffy, Donald Trump’s Secretary of Transportation, is proving to be one of the most capable and respected members of Trump’s motley crew.

The Democrats just finished an exciting but decidedly uncomfortable primary for Wisconsin governor. With no incumbent, this was a chance for the party to decide it’s future, to truly define itself.

Brian Gutekunst and the Packers face tough decision at the wide receiver position with roster cutdown day rapidly approaching.

The plan, called “MMSD: Excellence Together”, reveals the District’s guiding principles and major goals between now and 2031.

After the death of an Alma Center Lincoln senior, area football coaches are helping players process the tragedy and navigate conversations about safety and grief.

The free book program, founded by the rags-to-riches queen of country music who died Tuesday at the age of 80, has been vital to bringing joy to about 13,600 Dane County children and another 1,600 children in Sauk County.

A cheese monger at Fromagination, and previously at a cheese and wine shop in Baltimore, has plans to build out a space next door to Mad City Music.

Jordan and Justin Sharlow are charged in two shooting deaths from 2017, while Gerson A. Blas Noe is charged in the killing of his sometimes-girlfriend in January 2025.

Monona police said the armed robbery happened around 9:30 p.m. Friday at Zoddies Monona, 6312 Monona Drive, but they were not notified until Saturday afternoon.

The La Crosse County District Attorney will not charge Elon Musk in the election bribery case, as the District Attorney believes a jury would not convict him.

UW-Madison is using the funding to launch three new research centers within the Wisconsin Quantum Institute, which houses research teams working on experimental projects to advance quantum computing.

The building's owner is proposing to demolish it and restore the property to lawn.

The new Tasers “can be used from farther distances, which adds to not only more safety but also translates to them being more effective,” Madison Police spokesperson Korrie Rondorf said.

Adam Massman loved sports, his family and showing cattle. He excelled at whatever he did, his family said, and had a bright future ahead of him.

Benford said he is running because of concerns about the city’s response to racial and social justice issues.

Police made contact with those who were involved in both apartments and the investigation into what happened is continuing.

The state has said its lease allows it to buy the building whether the private owners support the sale or not.

Here’s what to know about the competition and how to register a team.

Jaw-dropping. Stunning. Sickening. Those are the words Judge Vince Biskupic used on Monday to describe the five-year chronic neglect of an Outagamie County teenager.