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Madison, area school districts meet or exceed expectations in DPI’s latest report cards
The state report cards released Tuesday are intended to be an easy way to evaluate schools based on academic achievement and whether students are on track to graduate.
Arctic blast strikes the South and Northeast
The first major cold spell of the season plunged parts of the southeastern U.S. into record-low temperatures Tuesday, delivering a shock for 18 million people under a freeze warning across Alabama, Florida and Georgia.
Dow rallies 560 points to reach new record
NEW YORK — Most U.S. stocks rose Tuesday and carried the market back to where it was before last week’s swoon.
Cut flights stress more travelers
Air travelers faced more frustration as busy U.S. airports tried to meet a higher Federal Aviation Administration target for reducing flights Tuesday after already canceling thousands to scale back demands on the nation’s aviation system during the government shutdown.
Madison woman appearing on 'Jeopardy!' Tuesday said buzzing in was trickiest part
Jessica Marshall said she's been watching 'Jeopardy!' pretty much her whole life and always watched after school as a kid.
3 takeaways from Wisconsin football flipping a 3-star running back
The Badgers added their second running back of the 2026 class, flipping a speedy rusher who was committed to FIU. Here's what to know.
Beloit PFC makes it official: Schonella Stewart is new police chief of southern Wisconsin city
Schonella Stewart, a 19-year veteran and commander of the Oak Park (Illinois) Police Department, will be Beloit’s first female police chief.
Obituary index for Wed., Nov. 12
BOUFFIOU, Thomas C. “Tom,” 78McFarland
Milwaukee woman and DeForest woman she shot to death were friends, authorities say
Jamica Mills, 31, is accused of killing Ariel Spillner, 26, last Tuesday night in an apartment on North 39th Street in Milwaukee, then shooting and injuring herself.
Hundreds of Wendy's to be shut
Wendy’s plans to close hundreds U.S. restaurants over the next few months in an effort to boost its profit and make its remaining stores more appealing.
Ask the Beer Baron: Of lagers, pilsners and a new taproom
This month’s column features the return of Ask the Beer Baron, and let’s get right to it.
UW Health to build 4-story urgent and primary care center on the West Side
The four-story medical center will allow UW Health to vacate its aging 20 S. Park St. facility and move services from its Mineral Point Road clinic.
2 more major retailers in Wisconsin doing away with pennies
Kroger will round down, while Woodman's will round to the nearest nickel, up or down.
Sean Duffy vs. Elon Musk for control of NASA | Center Stage with Milfred and Hands
Transportation secretary from Wisconsin and tech billionaire battle over future of American space exploration
Veterans Day ceremonies in Madison and freebies for veterans
There is a ceremony planned to honor veterans at the State Capitol, and many businesses are offering free meals and more to veterans.
Tom Still: Bipartisan forum focuses (mostly) on how to build Wisconsin economy
There was broad agreement that Wisconsin must do more to attract “early stage” investment capital, the kind of money that can finance young companies.
How a college decision in January lifted weight off the shoulders of Sauk Prairie's Mallory Hartwig
The 6-foot senior chose South Dakota State University to play women's college volleyball in hopes of focusing primarily on volleyball this season.
Federal aid to rural Wisconsin school districts is delayed, Gov. Tony Evers says
Federal Impact Aid is allotted to school districts that include large amounts of tax-exempt, federally owned land and that educate large numbers of “federally connected” children.






