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Vintage Brewing Co. expanding to historic building in western Dane County
Madison-based Vintage Brewing will convert the historic building into its fifth location, which includes three in Madison and another in Sauk City.
Driver arrested for OWI after hitting bicyclist on near West Side, Madison police say
Shorewood Hills police found the vehicle and arrested the 32-year-old male driver, Madison police said.
Madison-area teens tackle the Mount Everest of Scouting adventures
"I have a very short list of items that I want to finish during my time in Scouts," Anna Stevens, 14, said. "It's 'Get Eagle (Scout)' and 'Go to Philmont.'"
Beer Baron: Maybe it's not too soon for Oktoberfest
Grant Pauly of 3 Sheeps Brewing tries to explain himself.
Why a revised rule would've negated one of Wisconsin football's best plays of 2023
Wisconsin posted a historic comeback last year at Illinois, but the winning touchdown wouldn't count this fall. Here's why.
Golf entertainment complex proposed for Monona along Beltline
The driving range and entertainment venue would be the first in Wisconsin for Dallas-based Topgolf, which has 90 centers in 36 states.
Student and homeless housing project would address unmet needs, nonprofit says
The Madison Plan Commission signed off Monday on a proposal for a 15-story student apartment building and an eight-story residence for the homeless.
Tom Still: Wisconsin’s Biohealth Tech Hub has a long list of proud parents
In case you missed it, Wisconsin has been on a bit of an economic development hot streak of late.
Meet the 2024 State Journal/WiscNews girls soccer All-Area teams
Dynamic scorers, dominant defenders and all-around standouts demonstrated their skills on the soccer field this spring. Here's the All-Area team.
Waunakee's UW-Green Bay recruit is 2024 State Journal/WiscNews girls soccer player of the year
One of the state's best defenders proved she can play any position for a state semifinalist. Here's what makes her such a special player.
Vote 'no' on upcoming constitutional amendments -- Allen Pincus
The Aug. 13 primary election ballot contains two proposed constitutional amendments. One gives the Legislature more power to determine how money is spent. The other strips the power of the governor to allocate federal funds such as disaster relief and…
Wash out the lying mouths of American politicians with soap -- Richard Broach
When I was a child back in the early 1950s, if a child lied or spoke disrespectfully, parents might threaten to "wash your mouth out with soap."
Supreme Court's Chevron decision will benefit rich white men -- J. Denny Weaver
The Chevron decision by the U.S. Supreme Court feels like a disturbing circle that is continuing to close. When the Declaration of Independence said “All men are created equal,” it meant white men of property. The revolution rejected paying taxes…
UW Board of Regents approves plan to reward chancellors for retaining students
"Here’s what we know: losing talent is much more expensive than rewarding it," UW system spokesperson Mark Pitsch said.
State Department of Transportation to hold public hearings on Interstate project
Maps and other information about improvements will be available at the hearings and state Department of Transportation staff will be on hand to answer questions.
Organizers of Robin Vos recall effort appeal Wisconsin Elections Commissions' rejection
It now will be up to the Dane County Circuit Court to decide whether organizers submitted enough valid signatures on time to force a recall election.
Amtrak reports strong ticket sales for new line running through Wisconsin
Borealis trains leave St. Paul at midday and Chicago in the late morning and offer coach and business classes and a cafe.
Drunken driver crashes into retention pond, Madison police say
The man was receiving medical care with EMS personnel when police arrived at the scene.
Man shot by BB gun fired from car on North Side, Madison police say
No arrests have been made and the investigation is continuing, Madison police said.
Battleground Wisconsin: Voters feel nickel-and-dimed by health care costs
BIRNAMWOOD — The land of fried cheese curds and the Green Bay Packers is among a half-dozen battleground states that could determine the outcome of November’s presidential election, a contest in which the cost and availability of health care are…