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Pedone Pinsa menu will offer four pizza varieties at a time, with one of the selections changing throughout the year.

You could almost hear the cries just after the Democratic primary race for governor was called for David Crowley.

A new program connects Wisconsin farmers with local food pantries, meal programs, Tribal nations and other nonprofits.

No one was injured but the gun was pointed at the clerks.

The final hours of the 2026 Wisconsin State Fair on Sunday included several chaotic fights, a large police response and at least seven arrests.

An industrial user of a publicly owned treatment plant is committing a crime if it negligently discharges pollutants so that a municipality violates a federally enforceable wastewater permit.

A man charged with brutally beating a 99-year-old woman will be evaluated by a doctor as his attorney pursues a possible insanity defense.

The crash off Highway G near Highway I in the town of Lowell remains under investigation.

The three dogs were rescued from the basement. No residents or firefighters were injured

Wisconsin’s economy needs a healthcare debate that helps patients, businesses, workers and clinicians alike.

The car crash victims never fled from police or committed a crime. They were on their way home, to an oil change or to a friend's house. Yet they were left bruised and bloodied.

A spat between Madison and neighboring Monona over police chases has led to legal disputes, policy changes and the demotion of a Madison police officer.

Could a fifth-round rookie win a starting job? This 2026 draft pick continues to make his case while Aaron Banks works his way back.

The vast majority of Wisconsin residents are concerned about data centers, according to polling. That same majority, unlike many opponents of gun regulation, will not cast a vote based on a single issue in the general election. Apparently, we can…

To coin a phrase, "There is not a dime’s difference between Donald Trump and Tom Tiffany."

The Monona and Maple Bluff police departments chase vehicles about twice as often as Madison. The pursuits usually start over traffic violations and stolen vehicles, our analysis found.

BadgerExtra football beat reporter Colten Bartholomew brings you the highlights, concerns and everything else in between from Wisconsin football training camp in 60 seconds.

The $2 billion request would cover new UW-Madison residence halls, replacing the Humanities Building and renovations to several other facilities.

With the promotion of Luis Peña, the Brewers have now concentrated five of the team's top seven prospects and six of the top nine at that level of the minor league chain.

A big-play receiver emerging, the growth of a promising defender and more takeaways from Wisconsin football's practice Monday.