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With so many children and families facing hunger in the out of school summertime months, a new partnership in Madison will expand the free lunch program so many more kids and adults can be served.

The Fitchburg business roasts more than a dozen varieties of coffee beans.

Cottage Grove police are investigating vandalism in the village's Community Park shelter area, in the form of graffiti sprayed on a variety of things.

The merger of AnchorBank and Old National Bank will take effect Sunday.

The party calls Nehlen's claim "incredibly misleading," saying his campaign blew a deadline to register a table for the event.

Two women in Dane County Jail were saved Thursday afternoon, one from a drug overdose and the other from an attempted suicide by hanging.

On the day that Martez Moore is to be remembered at a funeral by his loved ones, Madison Police Chief Mike Koval renewed his call for information about his death from people who were present when Moore was shot and…

A 51-year-old homeless man was knocked unconscious and suffered serious head injuries early Friday morning by a younger man who also allegedly attacked others sleeping nearby.

A one-block stretch of Highland Avenue will be closing on Tuesdays for eight weeks beginning on May 3, so work can be done on a development along University Avenue.

Linda Scott, associate dean for academic affairs at the College of Nursing at the University of Illinois at Chicago, has been named dean of UW-Madison's School of Nursing.

Firefighters responding to a reported fire at an East Side bakery Thursday night had little to do upon arrival at the scene, because the fire actually was steam coming out of a vent.

Of all the consequences of the nation’s decades-long infatuation with building more and more prisons and locking up more and more citizens, perhaps the most curious is this: More than 4 million Americans who have been released from prison have…

Horseradish — a member of the mustard family native to Eastern and Central Europe — has been enjoyed by people since antiquity. Even so, when Peter Kump, one of my mentors, wrote in praise of the root in 1992, he…

Direct spending in 2015 is up 4.4 percent over 2014 to $11.9 billion.

Dennis Hastert: former speaker of the U.S. House, disgraced son of Illinois, child molester.

The modern beet descends from the ancient sea beet. News that thrilled my inner biologist.

Saturday won't be the best of days for outdoor activities in Madison, with rain, wind and below normal temperatures, but the weather is expected to improve starting Sunday, forecasters say.

This is one of those recipes that makes you feel like a bit of a genius, because it’s so easy, requires so little active time, and tastes like you worked your little fingers to the bone.

Middleton officials are considering a $15,000 pilot project that would convert municipal data into easily understandable graphs that track government spending, performance measures, police reports and other information.