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Microsoft's largest layoff in years hits Xbox, sales and other divisions (copy)
Microsoft says it is laying off about 9,000 workers, its second mass layoff in months and its largest in more than two years.
ON THE WATER
As summer camp and recreation programs progress into the first full month of their season, participants in a Madison School and Community Recreation boating program explore Wingra Creek in canoes and kayaks Tuesday.
Dane County public health agency to use dating apps in effort to boost STD testing
People will only be contacted through apps if the agency is able to confirm a profile matches a person who might have been exposed.
House Republicans race to secure the votes for passage of Trump's tax bill (copy)
Democratic lawmakers, united against the bill as harmful to the country, condemned the fast-track process.
Ortiz's slam, efficient efforts on mound propel Brewers to Game 1 victory over Mets
Joey Ortiz hit a tiebreaking grand slam in the sixth inning and the Milwaukee Brewers beat the staggering New York Mets in the opener of a day-night doubleheader.
Madison man accused in poisoning plot has additional $37.5 million bail set
It wasn't clear Wednesday if the cases against them in Rock and Dane counties could at some point be consolidated to one county.
Wisconsin budget compromise restores school mental health funding
Republicans cut $10 million in school mental health funds from the Wisconsin budget, but the new bipartisan budget deal adds that funding back.
DIGEST
Motorcyclist who died in crash identified
Man ticketed after pulling gun when dog attacks his dog at Southwest Side park
The incident happened about 4:55 p.m. Monday at Waltham Park, 2617 Waltham Road, Madison police reported.
Gov. Tony Evers signs bills to bolster nuclear power in Wisconsin
Lawmakers who advocated for the measures said they hoped to make Wisconsin the “Silicon Valley” for nuclear power development in the country.
Catalent’s $45M expansion brings 200 new jobs to Madison
Catalent’s decision to expand in Madison was influenced by Wisconsin’s growing reputation as a biohealth hub.
Man arrested for waiving gun in confronting reckless driver on North Side
The man with the gun and the reckless driver both were arrested, Madison police said.
Sun Prairie man arrested for child sex assaults involving 3 kids, police say
The investigation is continuing and additional charges or victims may be identified, Sun Prairie police said.
A cheeky Fourth of July message, courtesy of the Sun Prairie police
Luckily for people hoping to (legally) celebrate the holiday, the Madison area offers a lot of options.
Authorities identify motorcyclist who died in Beltline crash Friday
Madison police spokesperson officer Anthony Vogel told the State Journal on Monday that traffic investigators weren't releasing more information on the crash.
Civil War-era law doesn't ban abortion, Wisconsin Supreme Court rules
In a 4-3 ruling, the Wisconsin Supreme Court's liberal majority ruled the 1849 law had been "impliedly repealed" by changes the Legislature has enacted over the years.
Pedestrian dies Monday after being hit by vehicle in Middleton on Friday
The Dane County Medical Examiner’s Office will release the person’s name at a later time.
Modestly bipartisan budget could go to full Wisconsin Legislature Wednesday
Few seemed to love the combination of spending increases and tax cuts, but most seemed wiling to accept it.
Wisconsin's oldest state park has plenty to offer and helped set the stage for others
It's been 125 years since Interstate State Park opened, followed by 49 others that have helped preserve views and provide respites for 20 million visitors a year.
3 takeaways from an eventful offseason of moves for the Bucks thus far
Milwaukee's offseason approach looks to be a creative one, centered on developing a dominant post offense centered around its stars. Here's what to know on the team's move so far.






