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Wendy’s plans to close hundreds U.S. restaurants over the next few months in an effort to boost its profit and make its remaining stores more appealing.

This month’s column features the return of Ask the Beer Baron, and let’s get right to it.

The four-story medical center will allow UW Health to vacate its aging 20 S. Park St. facility and move services from its Mineral Point Road clinic.

Kroger will round down, while Woodman's will round to the nearest nickel, up or down.

Transportation secretary from Wisconsin and tech billionaire battle over future of American space exploration

There is a ceremony planned to honor veterans at the State Capitol, and many businesses are offering free meals and more to veterans.

There was broad agreement that Wisconsin must do more to attract “early stage” investment capital, the kind of money that can finance young companies.

The 6-foot senior chose South Dakota State University to play women's college volleyball in hopes of focusing primarily on volleyball this season.

Federal Impact Aid is allotted to school districts that include large amounts of tax-exempt, federally owned land and that educate large numbers of “federally connected” children.

Green Bay’s three defeats this season have a common thread. The scary part is Matt LaFleur doesn’t seem to have any solutions to fix a stagnant offense.

As has too often been the case, the results on the ground were not there on Monday night, despite Green Bay's best intentions.

tate Journal columnist Jim Polzin grades the Green Bay Packers’ performance in their 10-7 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles.

The space at 1511 Williamson St., across from Mickey's Tavern, is small, but has a good-sized kitchen and a garage with a walk-in cooler.

Football teams get police escorts around Madison on game days. When they want more than that, one department says no.

Caiden Stachowicz said he wanted to burn down the office because the U.S. government was shutting down TikTok and peace was no longer an option.

Dousman native and former Badgers star Brianna Decker remembered her years at Wisconsin as "transformative" during her Hockey Hall of Fame induction speech.

Harper Frey has checked a lot of boxes as far as experiences go for a Madison-area youth hockey player.

The former Regents star became a fixture behind the plate for the Atlanta Braves this season.

The Badgers rebounded from their first loss of the season with a dominant victory over the Panthers. Here are three things that stood out.