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The stretch of Beltline from Fish Hatchery Road to Verona Road will be closed in both directions from 10 p.m. Thursday to 5 a.m. Friday, the Wisconsin Department of Transportation said.

NEW YORK (AP) — Hidden from the sidewalks and bearing an address more suited for a Harry Potter film than a New York City street lies a house behind a house.

Gooseberry is just what the Square desperately needed.

If the public thinks ride-sharing companies hire creeps and stonewall police, taxi companies have nothing to worry about.

Madison police issued nearly 26,000 parking tickets for violations of the city's winter parking rules last winter, an increase of 8.6 percent over the previous year.

The offensive tackle hopes to be selected in either the second or third round.

The former UW standout is projected as the No. 2 running prospect behind Todd Gurley.

It's no accident that Milwaukee has become known for sharing the ball and swiping it from opponents.

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Before a team selects a player in the NFL draft, the coaches, scouts, trainers and doctors all provide input.

The Madison utility company says it will start holding meetings with the public in mid-June. 

Samuel Brooks, 25 and Dajhaun Allen, 17 were arrested various charges related to the Jan. 19 shooting that killed Terez Herd, police said Wednesday.

The School Board voted unanimously Tuesday to offer the job to Brad Saron, who is in his second year as superintendent of the Chippewa Falls School District.

A necessary permit for the new Shake the Lake fireworks show received conditional approval Wednesday from Madison's Street Use Staff Commission.

Walker made the remarks in the wake of recent riots in Baltimore.

Wisconsin Supreme Court justices are moving quickly to elect a new chief after a constitutional amendment ended seniority as the sole determinant.

After seeing the destruction in Baltimore, we are finding out the protests may not be the result of the backlash over the death of Freddie Gray.

Phil Hands' Sunday editorial cartoon depicting Gov. Scott Walker as a new puppy was just too much.

The flickering TV images from Baltimore took me back to inner city Detroit in the summer of 1967. I lived and worked there. The burning and destruction happened in the places I shopped for gro…