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Supreme Court clears the way for Trump's plans to downsize federal workforce
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Supreme Court cleared the way Tuesday for President Donald Trump’s plans to downsize the federal workforce despite warnings that critical government services will be lost and hundreds of thousands of federal employees will be out of…
Removing shoes at US airports may soon be a thing of the past
Travelers racing to catch a flight at U.S. airports no longer are required to remove their shoes during security screenings, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said Tuesday.
Van engines blamed for carbon monoxide levels that caused evacuation of Downtown apartment complex
No carbon monoxide-related illnesses were reported.
Man injured in Grant County altercation found dead after release from hospital
On June 30, after being released from the hospital, the man was found dead at his residence in Fennimore, Grant County Sheriff Craig Reukauf said.
Man accused of attempted homicide in domestic incident in Rock County
The man is being held at the Rock County Jail pending a court appearance on Tuesday afternoon.
Mustard Museum competition featured on 'CBS News Sunday Morning'
Covering the 2025 Annual World-Wide Mustard Competition in Middleton seemed like a good assignment to Luke Burbank, as long as he didn't have to be a judge.
Authorities identify man found dead in Lake Mendota on Sunday
The death remains under investigation by UW police and the Dane County Medical Examiner’s Office.
Dodgeville man faces 5th OWI after fleeing Shorewood Hills police
While waiting for a search warrant for a blood draw at a local hospital, the man attempted to flee again, but was caught.
Lone Rock man arrested after fleeing police at 100 mph-plus
The 43-year-old driver admitted to speeding and was arrested on tentative charges of vehicle operator fleeing/eluding officer and felony bail jumping.
Wisconsin Supreme Court ruling would allow for statewide ban on conversion therapy
The original conversion therapy rule was developed in 2020, but the Legislature — through its administrative rules committee — has repeatedly blocked the effort.
Vilas Park redevelopment inches forward with plan to protect Ho-Chunk burial mounds
The mounds aren't just historical artifacts; they’re protected under state and federal law and are vital to the cultural identity of the Ho-Chunk Nation.
A steam locomotive weighing 185,000 pounds starts its journey to Sauk County
With a more than $3 million restoration now complete, the 1385 steam locomotive has begun its journey from rural Dane County to North Freedom via crane, truck and trailer and rail car.
Judge doesn't dismiss case against Wisconsin judge accused of helping man evade immigration agents
U.S. Magistrate Judge Nancy Joseph recommended against dropping the charges, but the ultimate decision is up to U.S. District Judge Lynn Adelman.
Breaking down the film on Wisconsin men's basketball's final transfer addition
The Badgers added a scoring threat at the forward spot for their final transfer addition. Here's what the film showed on their new potential contributor.
Tom Still: Parts of Wisconsin's state budget can help workforce, economy grow
While it’s not pretty, constructive policy can emerge from Wisconsin's messy state budget process. The 2025-27 version includes investments that promise to spur the state economy over time.
Fourth of July is not the United States' real birthday | Dan Theno
Every Fourth of July, I cringe when people say that Independence Day is the “birthday” of the United States. It is not.
Israelis and Palestinians must learn how to coexist with each other | Gerald and Merle Sternberg
Though we support Israel on so many levels and love the Jewish state, we need to strenuously object and call out the shooting and killing by the Israel Defense Forces of unarmed Palestinians seeking food assistance. We will not acquiesce…
No one buys Ron Johnson's lame excuse for supporting budget bill | Thomas Bartell
Of course Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Oshkosh, would cave and vote for the president’s budget bill. By doing so, he has cemented his legacy as Donald Trump's sycophant-in-chief.
Republican Party isn't looking out for our best interests | Kelly Thompson
The Republican Party seems to have dropped any pretense of caring about most Americans. Its primary concern is creating even more wealth for the very wealthy at the expense of the rest of us, but especially those Americans most vulnerable.…
Finding a cure for Alzheimer's is a bipartisan effort | Jericha Mill
When I was younger, my grandpa had Alzheimer’s disease, and I wasn’t able to help a lot. That experience drives my commitment to advocacy and research today, allowing me to make a difference in ways I couldn’t before.