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UW-Madison adds graduate program on affordable, environmentally friendly housing
In response to the housing shortage and affordability crisis, UW-Madison has added a graduate program focused on housing affordability and sustainability.
Man arrested after driving into building, pedestrian, vehicle, Middleton police say
After being taken into custody, the driver was taken to a hospital for evaluation, Middleton police said.
'Oh my God this child is dying': 15-year-old dies in shooting on Madison's Far East Side
The shootings happened shortly before 8:30 p.m. Tuesday outside the Harmony at Grandview Commons at 116 Milky Way, off the 5900 block of Milwaukee Street, Madison police said.
American Family Insurance confirms staff reductions across its five companies
American Family Insurance would not say how many or which positions have been impacted nationally.
Meriter owner UnityPoint Health calls off merger with New Mexico-based Presbyterian Healthcare
The health systems announced a plan to become one organization in March.
Madison Edgewood junior makes commitment to play Big Ten baseball
A new coaching staff who developed MLB-level talent, like Brewers outfielder Sal Frelick, attracted an infielder from Madison Edgewood to the Big Ten.
Open Jim: How big of an underdog would Wisconsin football be in the Big Ten title game?
BadgerExtra columnist Jim Polzin answers questions from readers in his weekly mailbag.
2 West Side buildings evacuated after construction work causes natural gas leak, authorities say
Fire crews were sent to the 6400 block of Enterprise Lane after a company reported that a four-inch gas main was struck during drilling operations, authorities said.
Jon Wilcox, third former justice exploring impeachment, also opposes the idea
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos, who had previously refused to name those on the panel, identified Wilcox, a conservative, as the panel's third member in a Tuesday court filing.
'We are all frightened and horror-struck,' says Madison rabbi with family in Israel
Many are keeping in touch with family and friends hiding in safe rooms and looking for relatives.
5 things to know about the WIAA girls high school tennis state tournament
Madison Edgewood senior Lily Olson seeks her third WIAA Division 2 state singles championship.
How to watch Wisconsin football's Big Ten battle against Iowa
The Badgers host the Hawkeyes in a Big Ten West battle Saturday. Here's how to follow the action and more.
42 ejected, 26 arrested during Badgers game on Saturday, UW police say
Of the 42 people ejected, 33 were UW students, and 18 of the 26 who were arrested were UW students, police said in a statement detailing the numbers.
How a love of math translates well for a Middleton senior's tennis game
Middleton's Netra Somasundaram has worked to build points better this season as she prepares for the WIAA individual state tournament.
10 high school football receivers catching fire in the Madison area
Offenses are having no issue airing it out this fall thanks to a stellar crop of receivers. Here are 10 making an impact on the field.
Cooks' Exchange: Delicious pies, pumpkin bars and more!
October continues to be one of my favorite months of the year. Not only is it the beautiful month when I was born many years ago, but it recently gifted me with something never experienced before when a mother deer…
Ep. 67 BadgerExtra podcast: What Wisconsin football has to avoid against Iowa
BadgerExtra reporters Colten Bartholomew and Jake Kocorowski break down what Wisconsin football has to watch for against Iowa in its Big Ten West showdown on Saturday.
Hands on Wisconsin: Public Market has become Madison's money pit
The Madison Public Market has become a money pit in the latest cartoon from Phil Hands.
'UW System' no more; Wisconsin is rebranding its collection of 13 universities
"We think a new name, our new identity, reflects the collective role our 13 public universities play in the economic and social fabric of Wisconsin," System President Jay Rothman said.
The Book Deal moves into a new Madison space that's easier to navigate
The store's soft opening Saturday was met with eager crowds, oldies music and joyful chatter.