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Quiet weather on tap; weekend highs in the 40s
After a few mornings of slick pavement, Madison drivers won't need to worry about it the rest of the week.
Madison preparing for two Independence Day celebrations next summer
Fireworks displays will occur at Elver and Warner parks, but the annual Rhythm & Booms celebration remains cancelled due to funding.
Orangetheory Fitness under construction
An Orangetheory Fitness center is under construction at 2501 W. Beltline Highway, Suite 105.
Before heading out of town, lock your stuff, UW-Madison police say
In the last few days of the fall semester at UW-Madison, with finals and the long holiday break ahead, don't forget to secure your belongings before leaving campus.
Badgers men's basketball preview: No. 5 UW vs. UW-Milwaukee
The Badgers (8-1) play the Panthers (4-5) at 8 p.m. Wednesday at UW-Milwaukee Panther Arena in Milwaukee.
Report: High property taxes the top concern raised in tax reform roundtables
The 19-page report culminates a year-long process led by Lt. Gov. Rebecca Kleefisch and Secretary Rick Chandler.
New vehicle sales down slightly in November in Dane County, south-central region
Sales were down 1.47 percent year-over-year in November regionally, and down 0.25 percent for the year.
Packers: Son says Bart Starr is making slow, steady recovery
Former Green Bay quarterback Bart Starr is making slow but steady progress after recently suffering two strokes, a heart attack and seizures, his son says.
No injuries reported in Cottage Grove house fire
Nobody was injured Monday night at a fire in a vacant house in the town of Cottage Grove.
Mineral Point seeks members for film society
A group in Mineral Point is planning a new film society, with hopes of showing independent or foreign films monthly at the Mineral Point Opera House.
State grants to help save energy, reduce pollutants
State grants to trucking companies to buy idling reduction units will continue to help the environment and save energy.
Burned bread starts outside fire at East Side baking company
Burned bread put outside by employees at an East Side baking company started fires in a semi trailer and several carts on Saturday, requiring a full response from the Madison Fire Department.
Fire destroys old Blue Mounds building, cafe
An early morning fire in an old Blue Mounds building destroyed a first-floor cafe and the apartment above.
State seeking candidates for next Alice in Dairyland
There aren't many jobs where you get to wear a tiara and sash and talk about cows and cheese.
Trucking firms awarded $1 million to reduce diesel engine idling
Over 50 trucking companies in Wisconsin will be getting almost $1 million to help buy equipment to reduce diesel fuel consumption and pollution.
Flu season is here, several Dane County residents hospitalized
If you have doubts about flu season arriving locally, check the hospitals.
Empty Stocking Club donors help make children's Christmas merry
You can help provide Christmas toys to needy children in the greater Madison area.
Lori Berquam: Silence and solidarity face insults outside the Kohl Center
Around 7 p.m. last Wednesday, I received a tweet inviting participation at a vigil to be held outside of the Kohl Center in Madison. It said, “Bring signs, if you choose. Raise your hands if y…
Dallas Morning News: Stop the games and confirm Sarah Saldaña
Congressional antics to derail the nomination of U.S. Attorney Sarah Saldaña as the next head of Immigration and Customs Enforcement provide yet another reason for Americans to be cynical abou…