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Here are the street closures for the Morgan Wallen concert at Camp Randall
The first concert at Camp Randall stadium since 1997 will bring big crowds to the area this weekend.
Former Wisconsin men's basketball forward signs NBA deal
The Badgers will have a pair of former teammates sharing the floor at a Western Conference NBA training camp.
Fire does $352,000 damage to building in western Dane County
Online records indicate the building, which is next door to Mount Vernon Tap, now houses apartments and formerly was a store.
UW nurses' bid to reclaim union status rejected by Wisconsin Supreme Court unanimously
UW Health stopped recognizing the nurses' union in 2014 in the wake of former Gov. Scott Walker's Act 10 that banned most collective bargaining for most public employees.
Kathleen Parker: It’s too hot and only getting worse
COLUMBIA, South Carolina — As I cruised west on I-20 toward this state’s capital city Wednesday, my car’s thermostat measured the outside temperature at 103 degrees — and this was without factoring in the heat index, which would have raised…
Man found dead after fleeing single-vehicle crash in Fitchburg
At about 7:40 p.m. Sunday, Fitchburg officers were sent to the intersection of Fish Hatchery Road and Greenway Cross on a report of a single-vehicle crash.
Far-left and well-armed: Meet the Madison woman who's a regular at political rallies
While most prominent gun groups lean far right, Lilith Kievskaya and her John Brown Gun Club have appointed themselves guardians of the left.
Madison resident pulls plug on July house move, citing 'death by a thousand cuts'
The house at 427 W. Mifflin St. will be demolished this summer to make way for a larger residential development.
Willy Street Art Center opens doors for first time since fire
Sharon Kilfoy is opening up her home, the Williamson Street Art Center, for the first time in nine years since a fire
Mendota Marsh: One big, beautiful block on State Street
Oscar Fox and Lewis Crane are excited about new businesses opening up on State Street in this week's Mendota Marsh.
Wisconsin businesses are bearing the brunt of IRS overreach | Sen. Patrick Testin
Running a business in Wisconsin has never been easy — but it’s always been worth it.
Americans must not let fear tear our country apart again | David Olson
"A house divided against itself cannot stand."
Wisconsin Public Radio needs your support more than ever | Robert DeBroux
The current political environment is very hostile to real news. Any news organization that does not toe the line is facing intense pressure from many angles.
State budget must fund Wisconsin's child care centers | Claire Lindstrom
Over the past eight years, our child care costs have continued to rise. What are working parents supposed to do to provide for their family if the costs are prohibitive? If you do find child care that is less expensive,…
MLB Roundup for 6-27
DENVER — Clayton Kershaw struck out five to inch closer to 3,000, Shohei Ohtani hit his 28th home run, and the Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Colorado Rockies 3-1.
Brewers' Misiorowski continues history-making start to his career by outperforming Pirates' Skenes
MILWAUKEE — Milwaukee’s Jacob Misiorowski made an extra effort to avoid getting caught up in all the hype surrounding the rookie flamethrower’s highly anticipated matchup with Pittsburgh’s Paul Skenes.
NBA Draft 2nd round
The Milwaukee Bucks used their lone selection in the 2025 NBA Draft to add a teenage international big man with an ability to score inside and out.
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