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Madison School District boundary changes on the way. Here's what to know
The Madison School District is currently seeking feedback on its first draft of boundary changes, which would adjust attendance areas for nearly every elementary school.
Photos: Follow the Ridglan Farms beagles' journey from lab to love
Take a look back at some of the key moments in the Ridglan Farms story.
Man comes to hospital with gunshot wound, Madison police investigating
The person’s injuries were not considered life-threatening.
Recipe for a thunderstorm has 3 ingredients
Thunderstorm development requires moisture, unstable air and upward motion.
Occupant suffers minor injuries in Far East Side house fire
The cause of the fire is under investigation.
Eve Paras on why big names like to perform at Comedy on State
Comedians often say it's one of the best comedy clubs in the country.
Wisconsin’s agriculture history goes far beyond dairy cows
Wisconsin accounts for 14.3% of all milk production in the U.S. and ranks second behind California’s 17.8% but the dynamics of the industry have changed drastically.
Who’s Joel Brennan? He might be Wisconsin’s next governor | Center Stage with Milfred and Hands
On their latest political podcast, Milfred and Hands talk with Joel Brennan, one of the least known Democratic candidates for governor with the most executive experience.
Demand an end to hatred during Pride Month | Julie Reuss
It is Pride Month, a celebration of LGBTQ+ people, their history, achievements and contributions.
Will moderate voters find a home in Wisconsin's governor's race?
In a purple battleground that is often decided by tiny margins, the parties ignore these voters at their peril come November.
What are possible data center health impacts and can they be reduced?
There is little information about the health and environmental impact of data centers themselves, and experts agree more research and studies are needed to clarify those specific effects.
Who is Diane Hendricks, Wisconsin's richest woman?
America's richest self-made woman lives in Wisconsin. She's also, unsurprisingly, the richest person in the state. So who is Diane Hendricks?
3 burning questions ahead of Brewers' road series against Reds
Milwaukee will try to bounce back after a recent losing streak, and will likely rely on a pitcher making a recovery from injury as it opens the series in Cincinnati.
Carín León's astounding Milwaukee tour stop was a Summerfest milestone
The regional Mexican superstar became the first artist who sings primarily in Spanish to headline the Milwaukee festival's biggest stage in its 58-year-history.
David Lee Roth and the best and worst of Summerfest 2026 on Saturday
David Lee Roth swaggered, Connor Price excited and Trapper Schoepp paid homage to one of the greatest on June 20, the third night of Summerfest.
Could wide receiver Isaiah Neyor be Packers' next UDFA success story?
After making some plays at practice during OTAs and minicamp earlier this month, wide receiver Isaiah Neyor earned praise from head coach Matt LaFleur.
Stellar 2nd inning pushes Brewers past Braves
Milwaukee salvaged the finale of a road series in Atlanta after losing its three previous games.
Brewers pitcher grateful to be back in starting rotation
Brandon Woodruff hasn't appeared since leaving a game early on April 30 with what was then described as "dead arm." He's scheduled to start on Monday against the Reds.
Wisconsin Originals: Fred MacMurray never forgot his Beaver Dam roots
As America celebrates its 250th anniversary, we're recognizing Wisconsinites who have made unique contributions to the nation.
These nine small towns in Wisconsin are 'unforgettable,' WorldAtlas raves
Wisconsin's 72 counties have hundreds and hundreds of cities and small towns. WorldAtlas has its favorites though. It ranked nine small towns that simply can't be forgotten.






