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The highest accumulations of the light, fluffy snow were seen across Columbia, Dodge, Washington, and Ozaukee counties, where high rates set up and lingered for several hours.

Matthew Ramos-Soto, 27, also was ordered to pay restitution when he was sentenced Monday for his role in a wire fraud scheme targeting elderly victims.

No one was hit by the shot, Chief Shon Barnes said in his blog.

Lexi Rodriguez was supposed to be doing confetti angels on Championship Sunday, not seeing her career end this way. Amie Just on where it went wrong in Nebraska's loss.

The Wisconsin offense continues to retool its receiving group with an FCS standout who was coached by a former Badger.

The nominees now will pivot to a community town hall on Jan. 7 at the City-County Building.

It’s hard to imagine the holidays without “A Charlie Brown Christmas.” The 1965 broadcast has become a staple of the season for generations.

Find respite and restoration in the artistic excellence of our community.

Oscar Fox and Lewis Crane welcome Santa to Madison in this week's Mendota Marsh.

The North Side housing development has been derailed by concerns about jet noise.

Getting this linebacker starting reps won't be as easy as it may seem for the Packers.

Choosing the Badgers over eight scholarship offers is proving worthwhile for a freshman from Minnesota, who once was the subject of a Bronny James highlight.

What a somber time in Madison.

I viewed and listened to Tuesday's press conference about the tragic shooting at Abundant Life Christian School in Madison.

As we mourn the loss of innocent lives once again, I recall the chant of the victors that "elections have consequences." Yes, they certainly do.

I was having an ordinary morning at 10:30 a.m. on Monday. I had a routine eye doctor appointment at SSM Health Dean Clinic on Stoughton Road in Madison.

Aaron Rodgers' future will be a storyline until there's clarity in the offseason, whether he's back with the Jets, retires, or is released and plans to play elsewhere.

Wisconsin football picked up a commitment from a Neenah native who shined on the Division III level. Here's what to know.

Wisconsin's highest-graded defensive player announced he is entering the transfer portal, leaving a near-empty secondary.

After tallying his first career interception, Green Bay Packers cornerback Carrington Valentine is ready to build on a strong performance.