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Matt LaFleur stokes hope of Jordan Love playing Sunday, despite knee injury
Asked if the door for Love to play against the Colts is more open or more closed at this point, LaFleur replied, “I’d say it’s pretty open.”
Former Middleton football coach suing over resignation amid last year's hazing investigation
An incident report provided to the Wisconsin State Journal in 2023 through an open records request indicated that football players allegedly hazed and bullied a fellow player.
Here's how Trump and Harris are doing in Wisconsin, according to the latest Marquette poll
This is the second poll featuring Harris as the Democratic candidate after President Joe Biden dropped out of the race July 21 and endorsed Harris.
America has shown it knows how to solve immigration -- Rex Gilligan
Labor Day has passed, and we are once again facing a presidential election.
Goodman Community Center under investigation for 'financial inconsistencies and impropriety'
In 2022, the center, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, claimed $15.7 million in gross assets and 248 employees on tax forms, up from $15.1 million the previous year.
Wisconsin Elections Commission again asks for state funds to improve election confidence
The Office of Election Transparency and Compliance Program would focus on boosting transparency and confidence in state elections.
UW-Madison announces $75 million donation for new engineering building
The donation is one of the largest in university history, and the largest given to the College of Letters and Sciences.
Authorities investigating $500,000 fire, 2 other fires Downtown early Wednesday
The residents at the building in the 500 block of West Washington Avenue escaped and no injuries were reported, the Madison Fire Department said.
Man arrested after domestic disturbance involving knife, Madison police say
The suspect was arrested on tentative charges of second-degree reckless endangering safety, physical abuse to a child, disorderly conduct while armed and battery, Madison police said.
Driver ticketed after crash that shut westbound Beltline, injured several people, Madison police say
The crash happened shortly before 4 p.m. on the westbound Beltline near the Whitney Way exit, authorities said.
Madison police investigating spree of vehicle break-ins on Southwest Side
Up to 20 vehicles were damaged and broken into in the 6100 block of Strathmore Lane, Madison police said.
Madison City Council approves West, Northeast area plans with few changes
Months of debate bled into Tuesday night's meeting, but both plans cleared the council in unanimous votes.
Madison City Council expands affordable housing incentive with aim to help students
The change will make it easier for student housing projects Downtown to add extra floors in exchange for offering lower rents.
Hands on Wisconsin: On the anniversary of 9/11, don't forget the enemy isn't us
Today marks the 23rd anniversary of the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center in New York and the Pentagon on Sept. 11, 2001. In the aftermath of that tragedy, our nation was briefly united. Today, it seems we are…
Prosecutors charge Milwaukee man with shooting, wounding 3 officers in shootout
The man was charged with four counts of attempted first-degree homicide, two counts of reckless endangerment, two counts of being a felon in possession of a firearm and bail jumping.
Richland County to provide some credit monitoring after cyber attack
The county has not specified how many people had their information exposed during a month last year.
Teen charged with raping, killing 10-year-old girl in Chippewa County will stay in adult court
The case against a Wisconsin teenager accused of killing a 10-year-old girl he allegedly lured into the woods in Chippewa County will remain in adult court, a state appeals court ruled Tuesday.
How Alabama's quarterback stacks up among visitors to play at Wisconsin football
It's been a long time since a quarterback of Jalen Milroe's caliber played at Camp Randall. Here's a look back at some of the greats.
Kamala Harris isn't perfect, but Donald Trump is downright dangerous -- Martin Nelson
Two truths were in Sunday's letter to the editor "Harris isn't qualified to be our next president." The first truth is that Vice President Kamala Harris is not a perfect candidate. The second truth is that "love and concern for…