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New York Daily News: End of the lie: George Santos gets a well-deserved sentence
Less than 2½ years after George Santos rocketed from obscurity to being presented as the face of a young new GOP, the now-former Long Island con(gress)man has been sentenced to 87 months in federal prison for wide fraud and aggravated…
State Supreme Court suspends Milwaukee judge accused of helping man evade immigration authorities
In its two-page order, the state Supreme Court said it was acting on its own initiative and not responding to a request from anyone. Liberal justices control the court 4-3.
Mother of three dies, son injured after being struck by a vehicle while walking the dog
A "Remembering Kami Community Campfire" has been organized for 7 p.m. Tuesday at Abiding Shepherd Lutheran Church, 406 W. Cottage Grove Road.
Obituary index for Wed., April 30
BURMEISTER, Robert “Pete”
Trump to offer automakers some relief on his 25% tariffs
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump signed executive orders Tuesday to relax some of his 25% tariffs on automobiles and auto parts, the White House said, a significant reversal as the import taxes threatened to hurt domestic manufacturers.
Sheriff who ordered Waupun warden's arrest is OK with reduced charge
Dodge County Sheriff Dale Schmidt called the case "one of the most difficult cases I have been part of."
Wisconsin women's basketball starter withdraws name from transfer portal
A two-year starter is returning to the Badgers after withdrawing from the transfer portal Tuesday.
Evers names assistant attorney general as Dane County judge
Stephanie Hilton will fill the vacancy created by Judge Frank Remington's retirement on May 3 and serve a term that concludes July 31, 2026.
Wisconsin men's basketball faces difficult road tests in 2025-26 Big Ten slate
The Badgers will make another road trip to one of the most hostile environments in the Big Ten for the third straight season, among other difficult tests in its conference schedule next season.
City investigation finds former Madison clerk violated city policies after nearly 200 ballots were left uncounted
After being placed on paid leave pending the investigation, Witzel-Behl earlier this month resigned from her post as the city's top election official.
Black female WWII unit, 'Six Triple Eight,' receives congressional honor
WASHINGTON — The only Black, all-female unit to serve in Europe during World War II, known as the “Six Triple Eight,” was honored Tuesday with the Congressional Gold Medal following a long-running campaign to recognize its efforts.
Trump endorses Wisconsin Rep. Van Orden in 2026 midterms, Dems eying the competitive seat
Democrats have already targeted Van Orden's seat as a potential target to flip next year as liberals seek to reclaim majority control of the U.S. House.
Tom Still: Wisconsin economy in the crosshairs — debt reduction versus growth
The federal governments indiscriminate cutting of research funding is threatening the state's key industries.
Medicaid cuts eyed by Congress could cost Wisconsin $6.4 billion, report says
The state says it could lose $6.4 billion to $16.8 billion over a decade in one of several Medicaid cuts being considered by Congress.
The wait for a library just got longer in Cottage Grove
The population in the Dane County village has ballooned but is absent a staple most communities take for granted.
Success of Wisconsin football's defense this fall rides on shift in philosophy, mindset
A deep dive into the differences in personnel, alignment and philosophy of the Badgers' defensive front after a dreadful 2024 season.
5 high school baseball stars of the week: April 29 edition
A near-untouchable perfect game led an all-around impressive week of high school baseball action. Vote for the most notable performance as the Supernova.
Middle school protest was a poor use of instructional time | Tom Stalowski
Recently, students at Toki Middle School in Madison were allowed to use time to leave their classrooms to protest the policies of the Trump administration.
Donald Trump dishonors the legacy of Pope Francis | Sam Breidenbach
Pope Francis had a unique ability to link seemingly disparate issues such as social justice, worker’s rights, the plight of immigrants and the poor, and the economy with the increasingly devastating threats of a changing climate.