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Some of the notable movies that had filming locations in Wisconsin:

Officers were sent to the 1200 block of Fish Hatchery Road about 10:05 p.m. on reports of gunshots and a person being shot, Madison police said.

Celebrate spring with an Easter egg hunt, some great theater or fun out on the Terrace.

Talented international students have been vital to UW-Madison since its founding, ever since William Stewart of Ancaster, Canada West (now Ontario), was among the 20 students who attended the first UW classes on Feb. 5, 1849.

Multiple groups lined up to criticize the fast-track decision Wednesday, including the Sierra Club, environmental law firm Earthjustice and the Great Lakes Business Network.

Updated designs released this week call for two buildings containing about 200 income-restricted apartments.

Filmmakers, production officials and others in the film industry are pushing lawmakers to restore filming tax incentives in Wisconsin and get the cameras rolling.

The project developer envisions "a place for family gatherings, to enjoy outdoor activities at Devils Lake State Park ... and other tourist attractions in the Baraboo area."

A court ruling in May could force a Badgers senior into a different mode of life. But, at the moment, he's keeping his eyes squarely on improving in Wisconsin's secondary.

Hurdles and several field event athletes shined during the past week of high school boys track and field action. Vote for your favorite performer to be crowned this week's Supernova.

In our digital age, libraries remain indispensable community hubs. They are far more than book repositories -- they are gateways to opportunity and knowledge.

I’m puzzled by the recent letter to the editor "Trump's bold tariffs will restore manufacturing." It suggested that globalization has destroyed our industrial base. I'm even more puzzled by the implication that President Donald Trump’s new consumer taxes (he calls…

The voters have spoken: Badgers don't want arrogant oligarchs flying in from out of state to buy our elections.

I recently read the book "Being Jewish After the Destruction of Gaza: A Reckoning" by Jewish author Peter Beinart.

Thanks to Dan Jahnke, his wife, employees and customers who supported the roundup and deli fundraisers that Jahnke's Piggly Wiggly of Juneau ran to help our organization, Dodgeland Dollars for Scholars.

Elite pitching performances and successful offensive efforts headlined this week's five stars. Vote for the most notable showing to be the Supernova.

This week's action on the track included personal bests and plenty of first-place finishes. Vote for the one that most stood out to you.

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