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The proposal would raze a vacant, one-story building for a seven-story project near the Beltline and Midvale Boulevard on Madison's West Side.

“I don’t see how you can fill negative-margin scripts forever and stay in business,” one pharmacist said of the reimbursements.

A couple is currently planning to build a two-story home on the west lawn of the historic site, prompting outcry from some neighbors and historic preservationists.

The number of fans in the Field House for Badgers volleyball matches in 2023 was 211% higher than in coach Kelly Sheffield's first season.

First-year starting quarterback Jordan Love sees benefits in spreading the ball around to multiple players in the passing game.

American Players Theatre will offer Shakespeare and more starting in June.

The U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration announced Tuesday that it fined Tigerton Lumber Company $283,608 on Dec. 22.

The two suspects have not yet been charged for causing a fatal crash as they raced down Packers Avenue in November.

Legend was trying to save Antwon, according to the Black Men Coalition of Dane County, where the boys had been involved in the coalition's baseball program.

Check out the latest news as the first major snowstorm of the season moves through southern Wisconsin and the region on Tuesday.

The Wisconsin defense continued to be reshaped when an FCS lineman announced his plan to transfer to the Badgers.

The research, at 37 centers around the country, seeks to shed more light on mixed dementia, or having more than one type of the neurological disease.

The Badgers landed a freshman who played at Southern Cal from the transfer portal, continuing an overhaul of the position group.

Detectives are using digital evidence as they try to determine if the same suspect was involved in each incident, Madison police said.

The city of Racine used the movable early voting site for the first time in the state's 2022 spring primary.

The crash happened about 5:40 a.m. Tuesday in the town of Oakland when a semi that was eastbound on Highway 18 and an SUV heading west collided head-on, authorities said.

"I plan to have as many of the current and past staff on hand that day as possible," said Chuck Teasdale, the bar's fourth-generation co-owner.

Separate education systems cost taxpayers more while public school students and communities pay the price in higher taxes with fewer resources