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Some residents not happy to see West Washington pedestrian bridge go
Some residents are worried crossing West Washington Avenue will be more dangerous after the demolition of a pedestrian bridge over the weekend.
5 things to know ahead of the WIAA state girls soccer tournament
Madison West, Sauk Prairie and Madison Edgewood are all in contention for gold at the 42nd annual state tournament.
Beer Baron: Wisconsin's smaller festivals are still worth a visit
And they're a great way to support local breweries.
High-rise developments prevent destructive urban sprawl | Richard S. Russell
In the many lamentations I've read about the massive multi-story housing developments, which are an ongoing phenomenon in Madison, there's one recurring theme: destruction of existing trees and other natural features, with the concomitant departure of wildlife like birds, bunnies…
Founding Fathers wouldn't want an expensive military parade | Paul Mickey
America celebrated the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Army this past weekend. Not a lot to celebrate, is there?
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Could you eat this much ice cream after walking 1,100 miles? Some Appalachian Trail hikers try (copy)
GARDNERS, Pa. — Sam Cooper had just trekked 7 miles (11 kilometers) through a rain-sodden stretch of the Appalachian Trail when he sat down outside a little country store in Pennsylvania to take on its ice cream challenge.
How Wisconsin track and field athletes fared at the NCAA Outdoor Championships (copy)
The University of Wisconsin men’s and women’s track and field teams ended their spring seasons with several athletes heading to Eugene, Oregon, for the NCAA Outdoor Championships.
Wisconsin volleyball loses assistant to professional ranks (copy)
Annemarie Hickey’s long run with the University of Wisconsin volleyball program ended, but she won’t have to travel far for her new job.
5 things to watch as Wisconsin athletics handles the House settlement (copy)
Chris McIntosh has grown accustomed to the ground beneath his feet being shaky.
James E. Warren
July 5, 1931 – June 13, 2025
Imru Shashemmani Currie
April 15, 1984 – May 4, 2025
Game 5: Williams scores 40 points and Thunder win 120-109 for a 3-2 NBA Finals lead over Pacers
OKLAHOMA CITY — Jalen Williams had a career playoff-high 40 points, MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander added 31 and the Oklahoma City Thunder moved one win from a title by beating the Indiana Pacers 120-109 in Game 5 of the NBA Finals…
Sun Prairie East baseball can't contain Muskego in state quarterfinals
The Cardinals only had six hits and left six runners on base against the Warriors at the Division 1 state quarterfinals.
Madison hazmat team, Department of Justice responding to West Side incident
The investigation on West Skyline Drive is ongoing, authorities said.
A3 rail briefing for Tuesday, June 17, 2025
Worker, 70, dies in fall from silo
Wall Street recovers from Friday's shock as US stocks rise and oil prices ease
NEW YORK — Calm returned to Wall Street on Monday, and U.S. stocks rose, while oil prices gave back some of their initial spurts following Israel’s attack on Iranian nuclear and military targets at the end of last week.
Prosecutors: Suspect in shooting of Minnesota lawmakers targeted two others that night (copy)
The man accused of killing a Minnesota lawmaker and wounding another went to the homes of two other legislators on the night of the shootings, a federal prosecutor said Monday.
Dane County event helps residents rid their housing deeds of racial covenants
The event at the Alliant Energy Center aims to educate homeowners about the history of the now-unenforceable covenants and guide them through the process of formally removing them.
Big city mayors don't get to choose which laws to enforce | Craig Schultz
Mayors of sanctuary cities are opposed to the enforcement of the law when it comes to immigration.
