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The driver, a 57-year-old Iron Ridge man, did come back out of the house and was arrested.

Akbik makes hundreds of "functional" pottery pieces each year. Some of the ceramics have more decorative, sculptural elements, and others are hand painted.

Both freezing rain and sleet form when there is a temperature inversion near the surface — that is, when the air temperature increases with increasing altitude.

Police referred the rural Belleville child to Dane County Juvenile Court authorities for charges of disorderly conduct and terrorist threats.

The development company co-owned by Republican Senate candidate Eric Hovde says it is in compliance with city requirements.

A Columbus police officer able to deploy a tire deflation device, and the car came to a stop in Dane County, near the interchange of 151 and Highway V.

Karen Hyun's appointment fills the vacancy created when former state DNR Secretary Adam Payne announced his resignation in late 2023.

When she called them, she said, she was told LG was getting involved and "I thought there was hope." There wasn't.

We were surviving on powdered milk and corn meal.

The service will be live streamed on doxamadison.com.

Some Wisconsin athletes left school with hundreds or thousands of dollars left in accounts. What was the money for?

Plans call for businesses to rent space on a new floor, giving them easy access to students and research while offering internships in businesses looking to hire engineering graduates.

It's been a roster turnover for the Badgers with the opening of the transfer portal. Here's what we've learned about the 2025 team, and what else lies ahead.

What happens at the pregame coin toss, a rookie quarterback and a boxing enthusiast assistant coach are topics discussed heading into Monday Night Football.

The last concert hosted at Camp Randall covered the football coach's salary, but the rental fee hasn't kept pace with a spending spree in college athletics.

The Badgers' nonconference schedule is complete and, two games into Big Ten play, here's where improvements are needed.

An Italian forward made his Wisconsin debut but, long before that, there were positive steps forward for the Badgers. Here's what we learned.

A strong defensive showing was needed by the Badgers. Here are my thoughts on the finale for 2024.

WISCONSIN FOOTBALL

"I think we’re in a good spot," first-year coordinator Jeff Hafley said of his group ahead of Monday night's game with the Saints