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Waymo, the driverless “robotaxi” rideshare company, has rolled into Minneapolis for testing — with humans at the wheel. The Mountainview, Calif.-based company began mapping the city with a small fleet of “less than 10” Waymo vehicles to start, said company…

The Madison man was shot about 2:40 p.m. Monday in the 2400 block of Brentwood Parkway and taken in critical condition to a nearby hospital, where he later died.

The semiquincentennial ornament is for sale at select Madison area locations and the Wisconsin Historical Society's online store for $20.

The Dickeyville man was taken by ambulance to Grant Regional Heath Center for treatment of his injuries and later transferred to a larger medical facility for advanced care.

The new facility has the space to build a tiny home indoors.

Several activities are this Saturday and Sunday.

Take some time for yourself ahead of what will likely be a tumultuous week of Thanksgiving travels.

The policies are a result of the state’s biennial budget negotiations which gave another $256 million to the UW system but came with mandated reforms.

This State Journal editorial ran on Nov. 20, 1975:

The Packers are about to embark on arguably their most important stretch of games this season. Here's why the next few games are so important for Green Bay.

Each future building could be three or four stories, with ground-floor retail in the building nearest Milwaukee Street and apartments or townhomes behind.

The club has helped develop more than a dozen Olympic athletes, including Eric and Beth Heiden.

About half of the seniors who will be honored Saturday at Camp Randall Stadium are Badgers lifers. Some of them shared their thoughts on their careers and the program itself.

The Badgers have 31 steals through four games, on pace to smash their total from a season ago. Plays like that have their defense looking formidable.

Education funding is extremely complicated, and it is easy to misunderstand.

Reedsburg’s Will Mikonowicz and Green Bay Notre Dame’s Kingston Allen have torched their opponents on the ground this postseason. They could rewrite state history back-to-back Friday.

The Badgers will get their biggest test of the season so far in Salt Lake City when they face the Cougars.

Kelly Sheffield gets mad at the No. 10 Badgers at times. But that hasn't stopped him from "enjoying this season as much as any season I’ve ever had."

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

Billy Edwards Jr. set the record straight on his injury, his attempts to return the field and more in an interview Wednesday morning.