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The $42 million overhaul of the aging causeway will partially close the major Madison artery for two years.

Above: Sally Fitzgerald, of Monticello, and granddaughter Charlotte Maney, 8, of Waterford, check out exhibitors’ creations during a visit Friday to the Great Wisconsin Quilt Show at Alliant Energy Center in Madison. The annual three-day gathering, which features workshops, exhibits…

Majkowski cited for disorderly conduct

Wisconsin residents have won the Powerball jackpot eight times since 2003, including a $768 million payout in 2019.

No serious injuries were reported.

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump launched Operation Warp Speed in the throes of the COVID-19 pandemic, an effort he has credited with saving tens of millions of lives. During a Cabinet meeting last week, he likened it to “one of…

There are monsters among us. At least, that’s what some Wisconsinites believe.

A man called police on Tuesday to report that he had been attacked over the weekend in the 300 block of North Frances Street, Madison police said.

What to expect when some of the world’s buffest athletes descend on Madison this weekend.

ST. LOUIS — A continuing shortage of construction workers is the top reason for project delays across the country, according to a newly issued survey of companies in the field.

The department’s SWAT team was called in for the incident and the man eventually surrendered.

Eduardo Flores-Ruiz faces up to two years in prison when he's sentenced and agreed to be deported whenever he is released.

Common Grace church and the Eastmorland Community Center broke ground on a $7.5 million project that will replace the 1950s church.

Most of the calls are for minor issues, records show, such as to check on a person or property, but a few are more serious.

Green Bay, which went 1-5 against NFC North opponents in going 11-7 last season, opens Sunday by hosting the two-time defending NFC North champion Detroit.

Prominent goal scorers from area high school boys soccer teams headline this week’s standout athletes. Vote for your favorite performance of the week.

Jeff Grimes' new offense wasn't afraid to spread around the ball in the Badgers' opener. Being unpredictable might be the best path to success for that unit.

The Badgers will try to move to 2-0 this season when they host Middle Tennessee State, which is coming off a blowout loss. Here's the main thing Wisconsin must do.

I would like to propose a solution to Bill Barth’s Aug. 24 column, “Yelling at Steil isn’t democracy.”