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Ducky, who had been staying at the Horicon National Wildlife Refuge in anticipation of releasing her into the wild, was the first whooping crane to die from the H5N1 virus.

The officer “sustained severe injuries to his extremities and has undergone several surgeries already,” according to Capital K9s.

The restaurant is also adding jalapeño cheese curds in October.

A kickoff time for Wisconsin's rivalry game against the Hawkeyes on Oct. 11 was released Monday. Here's when the Badgers will look to snap a three-game skid in the series.

The man was arrested on tentative charges of disorderly conduct, battery to law enforcement, and threats to law enforcement and taken to the Dane County Jail.

The 118-megawatt project would be about an hour west of Madison.

The financial group renovated two branches and opened a location in Sun Prairie.

Police said on Sept. 20 that the attack about 2 a.m. that day in the 15 Breese Terrace parking lot appeared to be a targeted attack.

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Clear skies and calm winds at night help the ground, and the air near the ground, cool rapidly, which can lead to fog.

“Even with appropriate detergent and wash settings, it seems to struggle with fully removing even the lightest stains from regular and intimate garments,” Clark said.

The motorcyclist, who was not wearing a helmet, suffered life-threatening injuries and was flown from the crash scene by MedFlight helicopter to University Hospital in Madison.

Board members say raising their pay from $8,000 pay to $15,000 could encourage more people to run for the board.

Fourteen houses are being demolished on the same block in Downtown Madison’s fast-changing Miffland neighborhood.

With the UW system’s help, UW-Madison processed nearly 900 of its 6,000-report backlog in five days.

Missy Hughes was appointed by Democratic Gov. Tony Evers in September 2019 to serve as the Wisconsin Economic Development Corp’s fourth CEO.

“I do feel like in a lot of ways that this was God’s will and it was the path that he put me on a long time ago because my entire life I’ve cared for people,” she said.

In an era where artificial intelligence promises to revolutionize everything from health care to entertainment, one inconvenient truth is emerging: The massive data centers powering this tech boom are driving up electricity costs for Americans.

The 115th Fighter Wing, based at Truax Field in Madison, recently returned from participating in the Air Force’s largest war-game exercise since the Cold War.