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A woman was hospitalized with life-threatening injuries Wednesday afternoon after she was hit by a car while out on a run on Madison's West side.

The Madison investigation has brought about pending charges of burglary, identify theft, bail jumping and theft by false representation.

A down day for the offense, another impressive showing from a transfer on defense, and something for a budding star to work on lead Badgers practice observations from Thursday.

LONDON — Astronomers have found possible chemical signs of life on a distant planet outside our solar system, though they caution more work is needed to confirm their findings.

WASHINGTON — Endangered sea turtles show signs of recovery in a majority of places where they’re found worldwide, according to a new global survey released Thursday.

Madison voters will miss City Clerk Witzel-Behl

A study commissioned by the Clean Lakes Alliance determined, for the first time, the economic impact of the five lakes on the Madison chain.

The new chief, who will be sworn in on May 12, was selected after three rounds of interview, including a final interview with the Police and Fire Commission.

The suspects were not at the scene when police arrived and no arrests have been made.

Some of the notable movies that had filming locations in Wisconsin:

Officers were sent to the 1200 block of Fish Hatchery Road about 10:05 p.m. on reports of gunshots and a person being shot, Madison police said.

Celebrate spring with an Easter egg hunt, some great theater or fun out on the Terrace.

Talented international students have been vital to UW-Madison since its founding, ever since William Stewart of Ancaster, Canada West (now Ontario), was among the 20 students who attended the first UW classes on Feb. 5, 1849.

Multiple groups lined up to criticize the fast-track decision Wednesday, including the Sierra Club, environmental law firm Earthjustice and the Great Lakes Business Network.

Updated designs released this week call for two buildings containing about 200 income-restricted apartments.

Filmmakers, production officials and others in the film industry are pushing lawmakers to restore filming tax incentives in Wisconsin and get the cameras rolling.

The project developer envisions "a place for family gatherings, to enjoy outdoor activities at Devils Lake State Park ... and other tourist attractions in the Baraboo area."

A court ruling in May could force a Badgers senior into a different mode of life. But, at the moment, he's keeping his eyes squarely on improving in Wisconsin's secondary.

Hurdles and several field event athletes shined during the past week of high school boys track and field action. Vote for your favorite performer to be crowned this week's Supernova.

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