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English — who allegedly fired the shots that killed Vargas — on Friday was ordered held on $500,000 bail, Denarian Ward on $300,000 bail and Denivea Ward on $1,000 bail.

The state Supreme Court ruled that the work of Catholic Charities and four related organizations is primarily not religious.

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No illnesses or adverse reactions have been reported, the company said.

Is he a hero? A killer? Both?

Launched in 2023, the 13-officer UW-Madison Police drone team is regularly called to scenes on and off campus.

"I really regret that day," Escobar Grajales told the judge. "I was very high that day."

Two cornerstone pieces of the Brewers joined new teams in a matter of days, but the trade return brings the Arizona Fall League's Breakout Player of the Year.

The driver was uninjured and an apartment occupant who was upstairs at the time of the crash also was not injured.

Rising temperatures and continued rainfall into Saturday evening should gradually improve conditions.

Tickets go on sale to the public next Friday at 11 a.m. at overture.org.

Above: UW-Madison junior Tola Klabough prepares for final exams in her political science and global health courses during Study Day at the Chazen Museum of Art on campus Thursday. To draw students into the space, the museum offered a breakfast…

Keith Cormican is good at finding people, assuming that they're actually missing.

Voters don’t ask legislators to be partisan politicians, Assembly Minority Leader Greta Neubauer said. "They want us to improve their day-to-day lives and create opportunities for their kids."

Chris McIntosh says he sees progress under Luke Fickell, even though the Badgers went 5-7 this season and missed a bowl game for the first time since 2001.

Take your pick of great arts and entertainment in the coming days.

The suggestions include the names of several prominent activists and community members who have died in recent years, former educators and the names of some nearby parks.

How to tune in as the Badgers head to a neutral site one last time before the start of 2025.

The tribe and its allies argue that the DNR couldn't legally approve the reroute because Enbridge didn't show how it would minimize harm to state waterways and wetlands.