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Wisconsin’s 38 tornadoes in 2025 are sixth-most going back to 1950
The outbreaks featured damaging tornadoes in Dodge County on May 15, and Iowa County on July 16.
Labor dispute solved; broader mission persists
MINNEAPOLIS — Farm Aid — the annual fundraising concert launched by Willie Nelson, Neil Young and John Mellencamp during the farm crisis of the 1980s — celebrates its 40th anniversary Saturday in Minneapolis.
Church to celebrate with old-time service
St. Stephen’s Lutheran Church is celebrating its 150th anniversary, including marking the event with two special Sundays this year — one of which will create a church service as it would have been 150 years ago.
Madison Fire Department rescues dog stranded on rock in water at dog park
The incident happened Thursday morning at Yahara Heights Dog Park in the 5400 block of Highway 113, the Madison Fire Department said.
Broken gas line brings firefighters to Hilldale Mall restaurant
A manager told firefighters that kitchen staff had been cleaning and moving grills around when a gas line broke, causing natural gas to pour out.
3 concerns Packers face in Week 3 matchup with Browns
Green Bay will have to overcome these three challenges Sunday if the Packers hope to keep up their hot start.
UW-Madison police investigating e-bike and e-scooter thefts
From Aug. 28 through Sept. 13, UW police received five reports of stolen bikes and scooters.
This deal isn't so sweet
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. — The price of most organic food could jump this fall because of new policies and tariffs on imported organic sugar, frustrating manufacturers who say the actions won't help sugar growers but could put some food companies…
How Madison-area soccer players use skillsets to double up as high school football kickers
A trio of boys soccer standouts are not only taking the tops off of defenses this season but also find themselves in pivotal roles under the lights on Friday nights.
CDC gets spooky decorations in latest cartoon from Phil Hands
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is tasked with setting policy to keep America healthy and prevent the spread of infectious diseases. But under the leadership of Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the organization has…
E-commerce hasn't buried this mall
GURNEE, Ill. — Gurnee Mills, a mall in this northern exurb of Chicago, recently announced a new slate of stores and businesses coming to the mall in the near future, a sign of its “thriving” health, according to shopping center…
Imperial Garden’s future in doubt amid plans for 10-story redevelopment
The restaurant, which produces high heat and smoke, is inconsistent with apartments and condos, said a consultant for the project.
Polzin: Why Big Ten play should reveal plenty about state of Wisconsin football program
The Badgers didn't inspire confidence with their play during nonconference play. There are no gimmes the rest of the way for Luke Fickell and Co.
Packers monitoring tight end's knee ahead of Browns matchup after practice 'tweak'
The tight end, who has been a key in Green Bay's offense this season, was listed on Thursday's injury report after exiting practice early.
X-factor in Wisconsin football's game vs. Maryland
The Badgers will try to improve to 5-0 all-time against Maryland. Here's the biggest X-factor for Wisconsin in its Big Ten opener.
Charlie Kirk's death shouldn't be an excuse to go after liberal groups | Steve Rankin
Vice President JD Vance promised retribution against left-wing organizations in the aftermath of the shooting of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.
Madison leaders must do more to protect tree canopy | Ginny White
Madison Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway says, “Trees are fantastic for our city. They mitigate heat islands. There is good data that trees improve our mental health. They improve our air quality. Trees absorb stormwater. And there is even evidence trees increase…
A gunshot robbed Charlie Kirk of his inalienable rights | Skip Kraiss
Our Founding Fathers believed that we had the inalienable rights to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. This is one of the foundations of what America is built on.
Madison School District isn't good steward of our tax dollars | Wally Meyer
This past November, Madison voters approved two referendums allowing the Madison School District to collect more than $600 million for its facilities and operational budgets.






