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Polzin: Meet the Badgers runner who’s going head-to-head with Wisconsin officials on Title IX
Senior Maggie Munson's fight for what she believes has taken her to some interesting places, including Capitol Hill and a meeting with Wisconsin athletic director Chris McIntosh.
How the collegiate game has impacted area high school softball teams' batting orders
Learn how some of the area's top softball power hitters have benefitted from a recent trend that's changed their placement in the batting order.
Wisconsin must invest more in critical early child care | Heather Murray
Early childhood education is crucial to the development of our youngest learners and supports parents so they can work and create a robust economy.
Find solution to let more family farms host events with alcohol | Jean Bahn
The impact of Act 73 regulations on private event rental spaces, or "wedding barns," is detrimental to small family farms. With the U.S. Department of Agriculture forecasting another income drop for 2025, farms rely on private agricultural events to survive.
Rep. Mark Born: Gov. Tony Evers' 400-year veto is reckless abuse of power
The Wisconsin Supreme Court a few weeks ago ruled on a case challenging Gov. Tony Evers’ use of the powerful partial veto. Evers vetoed a provision of the state budget to allow school districts to raise property taxes every year…
Packers break tradition once again as NFL schedule drops
The storied franchise will once again be taking a fresh approach when it opens the 2025 season.
Brewers offense comes alive to salvage a victory in road trip finale
Rhys Hoskins homered and drove in five runs and Jake Bauers had two RBIs as Milwaukee avoided a down ending on a rough road trip.
Trump wants a nuclear deal with Iran, but says Tehran must end its support of proxy groups (copy)
Oh his Middle East trip, he also met with Syria’s interim President Ahmad al-Sharaa — the first such encounter between the two nations’ leaders in 25 years.
Incentives to keep Thermo Fisher in Middleton pass Wisconsin Legislature
Proponents say the bill would provide additional financial incentives to keep Thermo Fisher Scientific and its approximately 1,800 employees in Middleton.
Iowa Co. man found dead after tree collapse
Symon was found deceased nearby shortly after 11 a.m., prompting the Iowa County coroner's office to conduct an investigation.
How former Wisconsin men's basketball star guard fared at the NBA Draft Combine
John Tonje had a quiet performance in his first scrimmage at the NBA Draft Combine. Here's a look at his stint in Chicago so far.
Severe thunderstorms, increased tornado risk Thursday
Areas north and west of Madison, in particular, may experience large hail, damaging winds, heavy rain and possible tornadoes.
Epic Systems faces federal lawsuit alleging unfair competition practices
The lawsuit points in particular to Epic's alleged "Epic-first Policy" for software add-ons to its popular electronic health records system.
Wisconsin's 2-year colleges get 70% more funding per student than UW schools
Local property taxes then boost 2-year schools another $4,630 for each full-time student.
Wisconsin judge argues prosecutors can't charge her with helping a man evade immigration agents
A Wisconsin judge charged with helping a man who is in the country illegally evade U.S. immigration agents trying to detain him at her courthouse has filed a motion to dismiss the case, arguing that there’s no legal basis for…
'Boo-U' is an excellent option for area students | Matt Fencl
As I reflect on my first semester serving as the campus director of our local UW-Platteville Baraboo/Sauk County campus, I’m deeply invigorated by the amazing institution this is and the wonderful opportunities it provides for our students.
2 arrested after crashing vehicle fleeing McFarland police, drugs found in vehicle
The male driver and a male passenger were arrested after fleeing the vehicle on foot.
DoorDash delivery driver pleads guilty to stealing $2.5 million in deliveries scam (copy)
SAN FRANCISCO — A former food delivery driver pleaded guilty to conspiring with others to steal more than $2.5 million from DoorDash by getting the company to pay for deliveries that never occurred, federal prosecutors said.
Driver faces OWI after hitting pedestrian in Madison
The pedestrian’s injuries were not considered life-threatening.
Cajun restaurant on East Side closing once remaining food, equipment sells
The restaurant's freezers are stocked with jambalaya, gumbo, shrimp and grits, red beans and rice, beignets, hush puppies, and its signature voodoo egg rolls.