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2 arrested in ‘ruthless and senseless killing’ of man in rural Dane County parking lot
Creed Moore, 18, and Duane Johnson, 24, are in custody in the March 7 killing of Kyle Thrasher, 23, at the BP Pleasant Springs Travel Plaza, 2763 Highway N.
Update: Packers Avenue open again after ‘significant’ natural gas leak fixed
Firefighters were sent to 2334 Pennsylvania Ave. at 8:08 a.m. on reports of a vehicle crash that severed a main gas line feeding into the location.
Lean Cuisine and Stouffer's meals recalled
Nestle USA is recalling certain batches of its Lean Cuisine and Stouffer’s frozen meals for possible contamination with “wood-like material” after a report of potential choking.
Lands’ End's fiscal Q4 results miss analysts’ expectations
The Dodgeville-based retailer reported earnings of $18.5 million, or $0.59 per share, on revenue of $441.7 million for the quarter ended Jan. 31.
Wisconsin Assembly to take up transgender-related bills, web protections for minors
The bills would ban transgender medical procedures for minors, prohibit transgender girls from participating on girls teams, and require websites to block minors from accessing material considered harmful.
Madison woman faces fourth OWI after crash in Middleton
At about 3:10 p.m., Middleton police were sent to a report of single-vehicle crash near the intersection of Highway Q and Bishops Bay Parkway.
How Wisconsin men's basketball players recovered for NCAA Tournament after 4 games in 4 days
An inside look at how Wisconsin players recovered from the Big Ten Tournament grind to be ready to play in the NCAA Tournament.
8 great ideas for your Madison-area weekend
Neil Diamond, figure skating championships and Bach ... it's an eclectic weekend.
Traffic down on Madison roads but way up on the Beltline, city transit report finds
Regarding traffic deaths, City Transportation Director Tom Lynch said, "We can say that the data is trending in the right direction."
Restaurant review: Seminole Tap in Fitchburg is worth a visit for the cheese curds alone
Surprisingly good food for a pub/bar/tavern. Exceptional service, too, even when busy.
Priced out of Downtown rent, key Dane County board member resigns
The resignation of Sup. Elizabeth Doyle will set up a special election for a now-undetermined date.
Madison Children's Museum asking for community support amid federal cuts
Madison Children's Museum officials say President Donald Trump's executive order slashing the Institute of Museum and Library Services could have a significant impact on the museum's operations.
Trump's funding changes are costing UW-Madison's Fulbright winners
"You think, you are now being taken for a ride," said Hillary Jones Henry, a Kenya native teaching Swahili at UW-Madison this year.
'You're the ops now': Wisconsin men's basketball senior meets former roommate in NCAA Tournament
A member of the Badgers got a familiar matchup when they were drawn to play Montana in Denver: his freshman- and sophomore-year roommate.
Polzin: Mark Johnson is humble, folksy and a winner. But is the Wisconsin icon underappreciated?
The Badgers women's hockey program is knocking on the door of its eighth national title. Its coach is well compensated, but a case can be made that he deserves more.
How to watch, stream, listen to Wisconsin women's hockey Frozen Four game vs. Minnesota
The Badgers play the Gophers for a spot in the national championship game. Here's where to find it.
5 things to know about the WIAA boys basketball state tournament
Two area high school boys basketball teams will compete in this week's WIAA state tournament. Here's what to know before the opening tipoff Thursday afternoon.
Susan Crawford will protect us from Republican extremism | Thomas R. Smith
Reckless tycoon Elon Musk, the richest man in the world, has poured several million dollars into Judge Brad Schimel’s campaign in the upcoming race for Wisconsin’s state Supreme Court. Why is Musk interested in our state?
Factory farms require rules to protect natural environment | Dr. Kathleen Tigerman
Thank you to the Crawford County Land Conservation Committee, the Crawford County Board and Land Conservation Director Dave Troester for requiring large farms to get signed permission proving they have enough available acres before spreading manure.






