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Construction will remake corner that was center of natural gas explosion in 2018.

If Monday's decision stands, unions representing teachers could bargain for raises above the rate of inflation, and for improved benefits and working conditions.

The robber left in a vehicle and no arrests have been made.

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The Wisconsin facility is in Oxford in Adams County, about 60 miles north of Madison.

Penned in 1974 by the company's vice president of marketing in Madison, the jingle helped tell the world how to spell "bologna."

It is unknown how the horse became trapped, the Madison Fire Department said.

The Canadian Pacific Holiday Train is stopping in Watertown and Columbus on Sunday and Portage, Wisconsin Dells and Mauston on Monday as part of its annual Midwestern journey to ring in the Christmas spirit and address food insecurity.

The driver remained at the scene after the crash about 8:20 p.m. in the area of East Washington Avenue and Schmedeman Avenue.

Chanting and yelling could still be heard 30 minutes after the initial disruption from elsewhere in Gordon Commons.

Lands' End reported a loss of $593,000, or 2 cents per share, on revenue of $318.6 million. Adjusted for one-time gains and costs, it earned 6 cents per share.

The second full recruiting cycle for coach Luke Fickell and his Wisconsin program once again reeled in a nationally recognized class. Here's the breakdown.

The Mount Horeb-based clothing and tools supplier reported a loss of $28.5 million, or 85 cents per share, on revenue of $127.1 million.

Wisconsin football passed an important tipping point Wednesday, and the fruits of the staff's recruiting efforts will decide their fate in years to come.

Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway proposed appointing a different council member to each of five committees on which Myadze currently serves.

It's the second time in less than a month that someone has apparently tried to bring a firearm into one of the southeastern Wisconsin city's schools.

This State Journal editorial ran on Dec. 5, 1924:

President-elect Donald Trump has announced he has plans for tariffs on all sorts of goods. Most economists agree that tariffs will increase prices for consumers and can limit growth for domestic manufacturers who will have to pay more for certain…

The Badgers stayed true to their process but "you've got to hit at a clip that that's better than" they did against Michigan.