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1849 abortion law has been effectively repealed, liberal Wisconsin Supreme Court justices argue
"I fear that what you’re asking this court to do is sign the death warrants of women, children and pregnant people in this state," Liberal Justice Jill Karofsky said.
Wisconsin football assistant resigns after OWI arrest
The Badgers will be without one of their assistant coaches after he was arrested in Madison last week and plans to resign. Here's the latest.
Madison police investigating after crash, empty car, rider-less bike found on West Side
Officers were sent to the area of Whitney Way and Mineral Point Road around 2:15 a.m. after a car crashed into a street sign.
Where Wisconsin men's basketball fell in the Associated Press rankings
The Badgers slightly improved their status with a perfect first week of the regular season. Here's how AP voters weighed in.
Woman upset over parking ticket cited after confronting officer on Near West Side
Officers eventually persuaded her to walk away from the parking enforcement officer's vehicle.
Man arrested after allegedly threatening 2 employees of Southeast Side restaurant with weapon
The man was arrested when he returned to the area the next night and police were called.
Dozen-plus shell casings recovered after gunshots reported on Far East Side
Multiple callers reported hearing gun shots around 7:50 p.m. in the area of Mesta Lane and Commercial Avenue, Madison police said.
Wisconsin football assistant arrested for OWI
A Badgers assistant coach's vehicle hit a street sign, broke a fence and ended up in a yard early Friday morning. Here's what we know.
Weather Service is part of Commerce Department? It only makes sense
Question: What is the National Weather Service?
See 'Top Chef' finalist Dan Jacobs' favorite Wisconsin restaurants
The list includes four Madison restaurants.
Boxed out by box's progenitors, box buyer turns to SOS
Eventually, the box would give up and the TV would say: "Software error. Let's get you up and running. Please contact our support team."
Know Your Madisonian: Ja' Malik wants Madison to buy local -- for the arts
'The Nutcracker' is coming up, but Madison Ballet is much more, he says.
Dad's letter is my Veterans Day ritual | Doug Bradley
My World War II dad and I made sure we wished each other a happy Veterans Day every Nov. 11. If he hadn’t passed away in 2009 at the age of 89, Jack Bradley would still be commemorating his return…
We Energies, Wisconsin Public Service customers will see rates go up next year
An average residential customer can expect to pay about $12 to $17 more for electricity and $4 to $9 more for gas per month by 2026.
Senior delivers Wisconsin men's basketball aggressiveness it needs ahead of test
Steven Crowl showed the aggressiveness the Badgers need to put them over the top of Appalachian State in a blowout win Sunday.
Tomah man arrested for OWI homicide in Monroe County crash that killed 1, injured 1
The crash happened about 10:20 a.m. Thursday on Highway A west of Highway Y in Monroe County.
Wisconsin Supreme Court to hear arguments on 1849 feticide law
The case challenges Wisconsin's 175-year-old law following the U.S. Supreme Court's decision in 2022 to strike down its landmark 1973 Roe v. Wade ruling legalizing abortion.
Two Madison-area veterans help carry on the history of World War II
Durwood “Bud” Buchheim, 101, of Sun Prairie, and John Storer, 97, of Maple Bluff, are among the estimated 100,000 or fewer living veterans of World War II.
How some unsung players helped the Packers’ first-half success — and could impact second-half hopes
Green Bay's big-name starters have mostly been doing a solid job, but a trio of backups has helped the Packers to a 6-3 record.
3 things that stood out in Wisconsin women's basketball's win over Georgetown
The Badgers caught fire after halftime and cruised to their second straight 2-0 start for the first time in five seasons. Here's what stood out.