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3 stars, 3 things we learned from No. 1 Wisconsin's win at Lindenwood
The Badgers women's hockey team opened defense of their NCAA title with a lopsided road victory. Here's what stood out.
Packers offensive tackle David Bakhtiari lands on injured reserve
NFL Network reported the Packers' veteran lineman could be out for a long time.
Brewers rookie Garrett Mitchell delivers after long injury layoff
The outfielder provided a spark at the bottom of Milwaukee's batting order Thursday afternoon against the Cardinals.
3 observations from Wisconsin men's basketball's first open practice
The Badgers practiced for the third time on Thursday, but it was the first open to reporters. Here's what we learned.
Company agrees to plead guilty to criminal charges in Wisconsin corn mill explosion
Didion Milling, charged last year with several federal criminal charges along with six employees, has agreed to plead guilty to two charges involving falsified records.
City Council members seek $3.3 million more to keep Public Market on track
Two council members are proposing to borrow $2.3 million and secure $1 million from Dane County to keep the now $24.2 million Madison Public Market project moving forward.
2 injured, 1 critically, in crash after vehicle crossed center line in Dodge County, authorities say
The crash happened about 4:05 p.m. Wednesday at the intersection of Highway B and Highway W in the town of Beaver Dam, authorities said.
Juneau woman dies in crash into tree off Dodge County highway, authorities say
The crash happened about 4:45 p.m. Friday off Highway 26 south of Red Cedar Road in the town of Burnett, Dodge County authorities said.
Madison lacks units for low-income and affluent; onerous housing-approval process seen as factor
"It's just really expensive to do development in Madison," Smart Growth Greater Madison executive director Bill Connors said.
Truck driver uses liquid CO2 to put out car fire on East Washington Avenue, authorities say
Carbon dioxide is commonly used on fires involving electrical or manufacturing equipment, the Madison Fire Department said.
Hands on Wisconsin: Amazon founder Jeff Bezos is new mascot for Monopoly
Amazon Founder Jeff Bezos is the Monopoly man in the latest cartoon from Phil Hands.
Speeding driver stopping in open Beltline flex lane could have been disastrous, authorities say
State law requires vehicles to always pull to the right curb/shoulder and stop when approached by an emergency vehicle with lights and sirens activated.
Wisconsin men's basketball adds former players as radio analysts
Matt Lepay will have familiar faces after his longtime analyst, Mike Lucas, was informed he would not return.
National Wildlife Health Center in Madison is building a new home and wants public input
Located on Schroeder Road, it's the only national center in the country dedicated to wildlife disease detection, control and prevention. But the building is outdated.
Many Black residents priced out of most Madison neighborhoods, maps show
Black renters at the median household income or below could only afford to rent in three neighborhoods in 2021 – the North Side and two areas on the Southeast Side.
Images from Ukraine and the photographer who found herself amidst war
Photos by Iva Sidash caught the attention of a Wisconsin photographer who helped bring Sidash and her images to a gallery at UW-Whitewater.
5 questions with Middleton tennis player Ashley Andler
From her enjoyment playing doubles to her favorite foods, meet Middleton's Ashley Andler.
Wisconsin to get even cheesier this weekend
The inaugural Art of Cheese Festival in Madison is expected to draw foodies from around the country, feature more than 25 cheese companies and include classes, demonstrations and tastings.
Gender-affirming care for minors would be banned in Wisconsin under Republican bill
Similar proposals and laws are facing court challenges across the country as opponents say the bans are unconstitutional.
Federal prosecutors charge Sparta man with breaching US Capitol on Jan. 6
A Sparta man has been arrested on felony and misdemeanor charges, including destruction of property, for actions during the breach of the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.






