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Supreme Court to decide whether DNR can force businesses to clean up ‘forever chemicals’
The contaminants have been identified in several Wisconsin communities, including Marinette, Wausau, La Crosse and Madison.
Madison eyes changes to spur more housing options, especially in backyards
The latest proposed tweaks to the zoning code are intended to increase the number of accessory dwelling units built in the city.
Madison School District moves ahead on $507 million referendum planning, construction
Architects have already toured each of the schools scheduled to get a new building or major renovations over the next five years.
Ad wars begin in closely watched Wisconsin Supreme Court race
Waukesha County Judge Brad Schimel faces Dane County Circuit Judge Susan Crawford in the race for an open seat on the state's highest court April 1.
Tom Still: Getting more business ‘starts’ for Wisconsin requires action on several fronts
A WEDC report noted that 0.22% of the Wisconsin population start new businesses of all descriptions compared with the U.S. average of 0.34%.
OUR VIEW: Candidates galore empower voters in Madison, elsewhere
Now that’s more like it.
Draft Queen: Winter Beer Salutations for a fresh start to 2025
Here are some trends to watch.
Heartland Country Village nursing home closing in Black Earth
The closure will leave Dane County with 16 nursing homes, down from 21 roughly a dozen years ago.
Wisconsin men's basketball New Zealand signee's official visit backed 'everything that I've been hearing'
Hayden Jones, a 2025 guard from New Zealand who will join the Badgers next season, was in attendance for the best scoring performance in Kohl Center history. Still, he said what Wisconsin was running felt "familiar" to offenses he's played…
Howard Mead worked tirelessly to preserve Wisconsin's natural beauty | William G. Lunney
Our state has lost one of its most passionate and articulate outdoorspeople with the passing of Howard Mead on Dec. 13 at age 92.
Next generation is the last, best hope for humanity's survival | Dennis B. Appleton
Here we are, a quarter-century into the new millennium, whose dawning offered hope for change and progress across the full spectrum of human existence.
Save the blame game until Los Angeles fires are contained | Dennis McGilligan
I urge the "make America great again" politicians, commentators, big-money donors and supporters to cool their jets on the blame game.
Army may be the best answer for men in Mama's basement | Kenneth Satyshur
“Put them in the Army!”
5 high school wrestling stars of the week: Jan. 14 edition
A bevy of first-place finishes highlight this week's five candidates. Vote for your favorite performance.
5 high school gymnastics stars of the week: Jan. 14 edition
A school record and countless personal-best scores highlighted last week's area gymnastics action. Here are five performances that stood out.
What to know about Wisconsin men's basketball's opponent, Ohio State
The Buckeyes have struggles as their team hasn't been fully available, but should present a challenge to the Badgers. Here's what to know.
Lloyd Olin Berg
May 30, 1953—January 3, 2025
Jean Helen Oldham
November 23, 1927—January 9, 2025
Milwaukee man dies in interstate crash
Louis Mankiewicz, of Milwaukee, was heading south on Interstate 39 just before noon when he hit the rear passenger side of the snowplow.
‘As a team, we need to wake up’: Packers reflect on disappointment of 2024 season, look ahead
Green Bay's playoff loss made it crystal clear to at least one player that the team wasn't as good as it thought it was this year.