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Vagueness may be the basis for the courts to consider the orders' legality, Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin said Monday.

"We're hoping to be a middle ground where people can meet up," John Hardy said.

"It's the instability that's one of the biggest challenges," said Missy Hughes, secretary and CEO of the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation.

Dane County is looking to spend a final $1 million from the federal stimulus to keep rental assistance going in a limited form through 2026.

Having more researchers attacking core problems can — and often does — lead to more solutions, therapies, cures and inventions.

Could Green Bay find veteran help to augment two in-flux positions on its roster? Only if GM Brian Gutekunst is willing to spend big.

Prosecutor, defense attorney say father likely had a plausible self-defense claim.

The humane society said Monday that it has taken in 18 cats and is providing veterinary care to another 25.

New skills and a new program-record score highlighted the area's high school gymnastics action throughout the past week. Vote for your favorite performance.

The conservative Republican Brad Schimel is running against Judge Susan Crawford in this state’s April 1 election for a seat on the Wisconsin Supreme Court.

I was getting ready to book a plane reservation for May and June out west to visit and hike in Bryce and Zion national parks. I started researching these parks and saw an attached notice about how President Donald Trump…

Thanks to Madison and surrounding communities for their enthusiastic support of ReMitts.

Recently, Gov. Tony Evers gave his State of the State address, laying out his ideas for the upcoming budget, all of which are going in the dumpster if you listened to the rebuttal from Assembly Speaker Robin Vos, R-Rochester.

“Drill, baby brill” is sooo yesterday. Young people today don’t want to live in a world that is polluted by asthma-causing gases, where cities burn or are washed away by hurricanes, where wildlife disappears with the forests, and the warming…

The Missouri transfer has been a revelation for the Badgers, averaging 18.6 points per game in his one and only season with Wisconsin.

Much-needed victories, tournament champions and undefeated efforts highlight this week's five stars. Vote for your favorite performance.

The Badgers took a slide in the rankings but remain nestled in the top 25 despite a tough stretch.

Eric Boll was last seen leaving his home on Aug. 24.

In one scam, a woman was convinced to withdraw $35,000, and in another, a man was convinced to withdraw $88,000.

"The neighborhood welcomed us," said co-owner Dan Bonanno. "People have been kind and patient while we get our feet underneath us these last couple of days."