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Multiple callers reported gunshots on the North Side early Thursday morning, Madison police reported.

A place to go to as much for the ambiance as for anything else.

At least 40 visas have been cancelled thus far across the UW system, thus far, based on universities' perusal of a federal database.

The DOC says its care conforms to "professional and community standards." But by the time Terry Jackson was scheduled for surgery, the cancer had spread to his lymph nodes.

Lawmakers introduced the Wisconsin Energy Reform Act to replace the divisive right of first refusal measure, which will not be brought to the Assembly floor for a vote.

Standout performances at the state's indoor championships headline the past week of boys track and field action. Vote for your favorite area athlete to be crowned the Supernova.

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Postal Service is seeking a rate increase this summer that includes raising the cost of a first-class stamp from 73 cents to 78 cents.

Senior success leads the way this week. Vote for your favorite performance as the Supernova.

Donald Trump declared April 2, the day he announced new tariffs on just about every nation in the world, to be "Liberation Day."

The Badgers believe they're getting a rising prospect in Carmelow Reed, an edge defender who fits the mold of their new defense.

National Democrats are again targeting the state's 1st and 3rd congressional districts, the two most competitive in Wisconsin.

The utilities said investments in generation and distribution infrastructure and grid maintenance are contributing to rising electricity costs.

Nick Boyd had to prove a few things about himself with a year at San Diego State. The tape shows he made marked improvement as the season went on.

Authorities have not said whether the person shot themself or was shot by someone else.

MPI had been purchased in 2022 by a Chicago company but an attempt to obtain additional capital is forcing the company to close.

Facilities, a strong relationship with a coach and past program success were all reasons that the University of Iowa stood out to a dynamic area runner.

The state Capitol had quite a turnout for Saturday’s nationwide protest against the president and his administration, but I think people’s energy would be better spent elsewhere.

The recent arrests and threats of deportation of foreign students are what authoritarian governments do.

It’s 6:45 a.m. on a recent Friday morning in Madison. Time to catch the E bus at Mineral Point and Segoe roads.

President Donald Trump has placed tariffs on countries around the world. He claims that many countries are ripping off the United States, and he is seeking to develop fair relationships. His economic advisors join the president in defending these tariffs,…