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Gov. Walker's proposed cuts highlight what happens when people who really aren’t outdoorsmen and outdoorswomen dictate conservation and environmental policies.

New mixed-use proposal includes, hotel, entertainment, eatery and 250,000 square feet of office space for Exact Sciences Corp. as anchor tenant. 

A 32-year-old Mazomanie man was seriously injured Friday morning when he got his arm caught in a machine at a local company.

Current CEO Mark Furlong is retiring June 1, after joining the Chicago-based bank in the 2011 M&I acquisition.

A 16-year-old boy who was convicted in January of the 2013 rape of a jogger on Madison's East Side was sentenced Friday to 20 years in prison.

Sources indicated Morgan, a 6-5 middle blocker from Dike, Iowa, did not meet academic requirements to be admitted to UW.

Just like many Americans Gov. Scott Walker has substantial credit card debt. He also has the lowest net worth (-$72,500) of any potential presidential candidate, which will likely help him con…

The fund, started by UW-Madison alums, already has made its first investment.

After controversies obscured a great story in the women-led Common Thread, let's get down to business and drink some beer. 

Wisconsin Dells surpasses $1 billion in direct spending for the first time.

NEW YORK (AP) — The town house where Eleanor Roosevelt once had an apartment is on the market for $18 million.

Some xxx musicians have signed up to perform at free, citywide celebration of music June 21.

STRUT! parade around Capitol Square Saturday afternoon will feature more than two dozen performance groups and is open to all.

When you spread the cost of the Citizens’ Utility Board across all of the ratepayers in Wisconsin, it’s no more than a penny a month on your utility bill.

Middleton police are looking at ways to lessen their impact on minority communities.

The venerable East Washington Avenue restaurant will close for two months for a major renovation.

The Minneapolis band 4onthefloor is a hometown favorite, and has sold out the legendary First Avenue theater five times in the past three years.

The Madison Museum of Contemporary Art sponsors its spring Gallery Night on Friday. Dozens of area locations participate with special exhibits, activities, performances, opening receptions and more.

The Victorians had a thing for words.

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