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Contracts for Eaves, Kelsey and swimming coach Whitney Hite are maintained but not extended.

Contributions from newly acquired Alterra Bank helped boost earnings.

MADISON - John Garver died April 16, 2015, in Sarasota, Fla. Obituary and date of service to follow later.

MONROE - Donald John Van Wagenen, of Monroe, Wis., passed away on April 22, 2015, at age 87.

REEDSBURG - Ronald C. Schroeder, age 80, died on Thursday, April 23, 2015, at Agrace HospiceCare in Fitchburg. Ron was employed by The Reedsburg Bank for over 40 years, retiring as senior vice…

Consultant's draft business plan offers three design options for Public Market in city Fleet Services Building.

A Wisconsin victim lost thousands of dollars to an internet scammer who used false dating profiles to gain the victim's trust, a federal indictment charges.

The Madison School Board extended Superintendent Jennifer Cheatham's contract earlier this year for another two years.

A new addition to the project is the use of solar power to handle part of the power plant's own electricity needs.

One hardly knows where to begin.

The singer-songwriter's new release weaves together hard times and romance.

Celebrate Earth Day this weekend by volunteering, learning and having fun.

They protect pedestrians, encourage interaction and cost little over time

In his mind's eye, Brian McCormick never stopped being a painter.

Last week, City Council members rejected an ordinance that would have allowed for the keeping of pigeons.

Daybreak president said the company is committed to making the facility productive again after cleanup process that includes euthanizing around 800,000 chickens. 

The 34th annual Crazylegs Classic run and walk is Saturday in Downtown Madison, and there’s still time to sign up. Registration for the 8K run or two-mile walk is open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. F…

New Showtime comedy takes aim at current culture and midlife crises.

The University of Wisconsin football team will finish off spring ball Saturday with plenty of glaring weaknesses, obvious strengths and unanswered questions.

Mike Eaves and Bo Ryan are coming off vastly different seasons as long-time University of Wisconsin coaches, so you might think their annual performance evaluation process would reflect that.