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Former owner Chuck Lane has been helping co-owner Tim Lee and his staff how to make Lane's products.

Schimel previously served as Wisconsin attorney general and later as a Waukesha County Circuit judge.

Wisconsin will try to reclaim Paul Bunyan's Axe and make history in college football's most-played rivalry.

The Badgers only won one game last week, but their hot start and large margin of victory helped them receive a boost in the national rankings.

Minnesota and Ohio State each picked up first-place votes this week but not enough to unseat Wisconsin. Here's this week's rankings.

The Badgers didn't move in the national rankings after splitting a home series against Ohio State. Here's how this week's rankings look.

No one was transported to the hospital after multiple cars crashed on the Beltline Monday, the Madison Fire Department said.

Gableman's review cost close to $2.5 million in taxpayer dollars and did not find any evidence of widespread fraud in the state's 2020 election.

Four receptions were enough to make a massive difference for an offense that was looking for a spark versus New York.

The $12 billion data center campus would sit on nearly 1,600 acres in northern Dane County, executives at QTS Data Centers said.

Warming temperatures will change the snow back to a wintry mix to rain by Tuesday afternoon.

The 38-year-old Madison man's Dane County convictions include armed robbery, first-degree recklessly endangering safety – use of a dangerous weapon, and battery.

Two of the EV stations in Dane County area are at a Kwik Trip on American Parkway north of Highway 18-151 and a BP in Cottage Grove south of Interstate-94.

A long path across warm water by a cold air mass results in heavy precipitation over the land.

“We have been dealing with them for over three months and while this isn't a huge amount of money, it is in fact money we are owed,” Diane Nelson told SOS.

A Fitchburg officer was injured in a crash responding to an emergency call early Friday morning, Fitchburg police reported.

The home is uninhabitable, and the residents stayed overnight with family who live in the area.

From live head lice to bed bugs to identifying a rare insect, PJ Liesch is UW-Madison’s go-to bug expert, fielding samples from across the state.

Madison’s proposed ban on dog and cat sales may sound compassionate — but in reality, it would hurt the very animals it aims to protect.

The three-phase reconstruction extended from just south of Lacy Road to the McCoy Road intersection and took several years to complete.