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The owner of Famous Yeti’s Pizza is cooperating with the investigation, according to PHMDC.

WASHINGTON — Donald Trump said Thursday that if he wins the White House, he will fire special counsel Jack Smith “within two seconds” of taking office.

"It was always my desire to keep staff and students safe and that's what I plan to do," Saffold said. "I believe the jury has reached a good conclusion."

"I look back at all the people that I supported for president … I voted for a Republican for president every time," Cowles said. "I'm not doing it this time."

Republican presidential nominee former President Donald Trump will be back in Green Bay on Wednesday, less than a week before Election Day.

The free ferry — officially known as COLSAC III — connects Highway 113 between Okee in Columbia County and Merrimac in Sauk County and typically runs 24/7.

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The Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation's annual gift to the university totals $159.8 million this year.

The man had minor injuries and said he walked to the area of Regent and Brooks streets after the incident to find help.

Tickets are available through a lottery system.

Officers are reviewing and collecting digital evidence as the incident remains under investigation.

The injured man was dropped off at a local hospital by friends shortly before 3 a.m. Thursday.

Strong servers can score or be pressure cookers for opposing defenses. Here are five who put their own spin on creating chaos.

UW-Madison students often find themselves living in run-down or distant off-campus options to able to afford housing in Madison's tight market.

Madison's population has soared over the last ten years, but the Madison Police Department's detective bureau hasn't seen the same expansion. An upcoming restructuring hopes to address that.

This year's winner was picked for its punctuality, regular clientele and "consistently phenomenal product."

The man and a woman who was injured were Rock Energy employees who fell about 10 feet from an extended boom on the truck while demonstrating equipment.

All occupants escaped safely and no injuries were reported.

Therefore, residents with outstanding bills should make payment arrangements or get financial assistance before then so their service is restored, the state's Public Service Commission said.