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Police have not determined a motive for the shooting but believe the people involved knew each other.

Officers were sent to the store on Monday after a person noticed the kids in the vehicle as they entered the store and again when they left.

The vehicle was listed as stolen and found Tuesday afternoon. No arrests have been made.

Multiple workdays are needed to get to every neighborhood.

Responding officers used fire extinguishers, "but the fire was too intense for the extinguishers to be effective," the police chief said.

Two vehicles collided at the exit from Highway 30 westbound to Highway 51 (Stoughton Road) northbound about 4 a.m., closing northbound 51 until about 9:30 a.m.

It won't be hard to spot Santa in Madison this weekend — or to find some great entertainment.

"Homegrown: Pop Culture Wisconsin" is an exhibit at the Milwaukee County Historical Society in collaboration with the Wisconsin Historical Society that celebrates Wisconsin entertainers, music, sports and food.

Frilly candy canes, wreaths and red bows adorn the clear, garage-door walls, tables are wrapped like presents, ornaments hang and from the ceiling, and a giant Santa stands watch in the corner.

BadgerExtra beat reporters Colten Bartholomew and Jake Kocorowski break down national signing day, how the class morphed the past six weeks, and the ramifications of the early portal departures.

What to know about the Golden Eagles ahead of another rivalry matchup for the Badgers.

Jeff Hook’s appointment was approved by the Sun Prairie Police & Fire Commission on Wednesday.

'Toilet to tap' more common, though acceptance a challenge

Oscar Fox and Lewis Crane enjoy the inflatable lighted Santa Clauses along Monroe Street in this week's Mendota Marsh.

Youth golf challenges built a foundation for Max Klesmit's basketball career, from the sometimes-frustrating sport to a way to bond with teammates or getting out of a shooting slump.

I am struck by the language of doom and gloom in the wake of the Badgers football team’s dismal final-game showing against Minnesota. I confess I also felt a free-fall of despair, and I’m not that much of a football…

We’re tired of waiting months, sometimes over a year, for a medical appointment in Madison, only to have it rushed. Unfortunately, this problem is expected to get worse. But there’s a solution: artificial intelligence.

Tariffs are normally a disincentive to purchase foreign products. They are traditionally put into place when other countries ship us artificially cheap products, usually with the purpose of destabilizing our production of similar goods.

Monday's article in the State Journal "City boasts parkland near almost everyone" emphasized that Madison has exceptional access to parks.