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Wisconsin Sen. Ron Johnson doubles down on 9/11 conspiracy theories
A report by the National Institute of Standards and Testing concluded that fires caused by debris from one of the center's Twin Towers ultimately caused Building 7's collapse.
Kermit is right: Keep your curiosity, never fully grow up | Eric Frydenlund
PRAIRIE DU CHIEN — When taking off on an airplane, I always follow the flight attendant’s instructions and put my cellphone on airplane mode. I fear that not doing so might affect the plane’s avionics, and we’d be doing belly…
Meriter nurses take strike to Capitol, contract negotiations continue
“We're seeing some movement at the table — management has made modest progress on security and minimal movement on staffing," the union said.
Army Corps finds Great Lakes pipeline tunnel would have sweeping environmental impacts
The analysis moves the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers a step closer to approving the tunnel for Line 5 in the Straits of Mackinac.
Fire that displaced 8 at South Side apartment building was electrical in nature
The fire early the morning of Feb. 24 at the Fisher Taft Apartments in the 2100 block of Taft Street caused no injuries.
Delivery driver’s vehicle stolen as he made stop Downtown
The vehicle was recovered Friday morning in the 700 block of Mesta Lane on the Far East Side, Madison police said.
An Alice in Dairyland first, thanks to a pair of sisters
"Agriculture is such a huge part of my identity," said Sarah Hagenow, who becomes the 78th Alice in Dairyland on July 7.
An Alice in Dairyland first, thanks to a pair of sisters PRINT ONLY
"Agriculture is such a huge part of my identity," said Sarah Hagenow, who becomes the 78th Alice in Dairyland on July 7.
Last year's runner-up wins National Spelling Bee
Faizan Zaki has seized the title of best speller in the English language at the Scripps National Spelling Bee. The 13-year-old from Allen, Texas, was runner-up last year after he lost in a lightning-round tiebreaker.
Meet the 12-member Class of 2025 for the Wisconsin Athletics Hall of Fame
The new hall of fame class, which includes a former men's basketball player of the year, will be inducted the weekend of Sept. 5-6.
Madison police investigating gunshots reports on East Side, South Side
The shots were reported in the 300 block of Dempsey Road and the 2200 block of Luann Lane.
Woman arrested for 7th OWI with 2 kids in vehicle on I-90/94 near Wisconsin Dells
The 28-year-old Wausau woman was arrested about 12:15 a.m. Thursday near the Highway 12 Wisconsin Dells exit off I-90/94, the Wisconsin State Patrol said.
Bicyclist taken to hospital after collision with vehicle on South Side
The bicyclist was taken to the hospital for her injuries and is expected to be OK, Madison police said.
Small Wisconsin communities are free to use paper ballots, elections commission rules
Wisconsin towns, villages and municipalities still must provide at least one electronic voting machine at a polling location to accommodate voters with disabilities.
Judge finds man charged with stalking mentally incompetent for trial
LOS ANGELES — A judge declared Thursday that a man is mentally incompetent to stand trial on charges of stalking Jennifer Aniston and crashing his car through her front gate.
Madison orders restaurant owners to remove gray paint from building near State Street
The type of paint used on the century-old building's façade will cause the wall to deteriorate over time, city commissioners said.
Wisconsin men's basketball to play exhibition contest vs. SEC team in Milwaukee
The Badgers are slated to play a high-major opponent in front of fans in the preseason for the first time in program history.
UW-Madison international students again at risk over Trump's visa vetting changes
But it's unclear exactly how many students could be impacted because the State Department hasn't given a lot of details about its plans.
Caves and other mountain hideouts searched for fugitive
There are plenty of hideouts in the rugged terrain of the Ozark Mountains, from abandoned cabins to campsites in the vast forests where searchers are hunting for a convicted former police chief known as the “Devil in the Ozarks.”
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