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Joe Flacco will quarterback the Packers' opponent for the second time in three games. How can the Packers leverage what they know about the QB?

Are your neighbor’s Halloween displays so detailed that you’d considered calling the police? Have any of the 12-foot skeletons along your commute particularly well-outfitted?

The state’s Rustic Roads program has grown to 126 roads and more are likely to be added.

Featured images by the Wisconsin State Journal's photo team of Amber Arnold, John Hart and Owen Ziliak.

The investigation is ongoing.

One of the homeowners had escaped by the time first responders arrived, and firefighters found and evacuated the other homeowner shortly thereafter.

The 387-unit building would be developer Core Spaces’ sixth project in Downtown Madison. Like the rest, it would have a rooftop pool and hot tub.

This weekend’s activity lineup resembles many of the leaf-filled garbage bags punctuating Madison’s yards: stuffed.

Closures start next week on the Madison thoroughfare. Here’s what will change and what you can expect.

Even those who aren't into chicken wings will find a lot to like. Don't neglect to order dessert.

The Badgers' offensive line was supposed to be the backbone of the program. So far, it's been the weakest link. Here's why coaches and players believe that can change.

The early 20th-century landscape architect had a vision for connecting people with the lakeshore. One wonders what he would make of the road named after him today.

Madison redesigned a pair of dangerous intersections to accommodate a bike and pedestrian underpass. It may never be built.

Updates will be posted online and along John Nolen Drive as the nearly two-year reconstruction progresses.

Multiple area teams made big moves in the rankings, while others held strong in the latest WIAA football playoff preliminary qualifying report. Here’s where teams stand after Week 7.