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Horse freed after head stuck in wall
Wall Street edges back from its records
NEW YORK — The huge rally for U.S. stocks lost momentum Thursday as Wall Street counted down to a big jobs report that’s coming Friday. The crypto market had more action, and bitcoin briefly burst to a record above $103,000…
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Man pleads guilty in fatal shooting in Blue Mounds in 2022
During a jail interview, Miller admitted using Xanax and said everyone was coming down from its use at the time of the shooting.
Eli Lilly’s $3 billion expansion in Kenosha County will mean 750 new jobs
BRISTOL, Wis. — Eli Lilly has announced a $3 billion expansion in Kenosha County to its manufacturing facility acquired earlier this year in Pleasant Prairie.
Sun Prairie OKs assistance for Downtown hotel, housing at site of 2018 explosion
Construction will remake corner that was center of natural gas explosion in 2018.
With Act 10 reversed, Madison teachers demand new negotiations with school district
If Monday's decision stands, unions representing teachers could bargain for raises above the rate of inflation, and for improved benefits and working conditions.
Man motioned as if he had a gun while stealing liquor from North Side store
The robber left in a vehicle and no arrests have been made.
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Federal prison closures include 'rape club' in California, Oxford in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin facility is in Oxford in Adams County, about 60 miles north of Madison.
A classic Oscar Mayer jingle returns
Penned in 1974 by the company's vice president of marketing in Madison, the jingle helped tell the world how to spell "bologna."
Madison firefighters free horse with head stuck in barn wall
It is unknown how the horse became trapped, the Madison Fire Department said.
Canadian Pacific Holiday Train is on its way
The Canadian Pacific Holiday Train is stopping in Watertown and Columbus on Sunday and Portage, Wisconsin Dells and Mauston on Monday as part of its annual Midwestern journey to ring in the Christmas spirit and address food insecurity.
Pedestrian taken to hospital, ticketed after getting hit by car on North Side
The driver remained at the scene after the crash about 8:20 p.m. in the area of East Washington Avenue and Schmedeman Avenue.
Pro-Palestine protesters disrupt UW Board of Regents meeting
Chanting and yelling could still be heard 30 minutes after the initial disruption from elsewhere in Gordon Commons.
Lands’ End reports small loss in fiscal third quarter
Lands' End reported a loss of $593,000, or 2 cents per share, on revenue of $318.6 million. Adjusted for one-time gains and costs, it earned 6 cents per share.
Where Wisconsin football stands after the first day of the 2025 early signing period
The second full recruiting cycle for coach Luke Fickell and his Wisconsin program once again reeled in a nationally recognized class. Here's the breakdown.
Duluth Holdings reports fiscal Q3 loss larger than analysts expected
The Mount Horeb-based clothing and tools supplier reported a loss of $28.5 million, or 85 cents per share, on revenue of $127.1 million.
Why the most convenient excuse for Wisconsin football's struggles no longer applies
Wisconsin football passed an important tipping point Wednesday, and the fruits of the staff's recruiting efforts will decide their fate in years to come.
Madison mayor recommends removal of Ald. Charles Myadze from city committees
Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway proposed appointing a different council member to each of five committees on which Myadze currently serves.