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Anthem patients could lose access to UW Health if agreement isn't reached, health system says
UW Health would become out-of-network for patients with Anthem insurance, meaning they might not be able to go there or face higher bills.
Esquire Club employees could be out last paychecks, cook says
"Nobody's going to get their last paycheck, that's my feeling," said Mike Parks, who had cooked there since mid-December.
UW-Madison might admit fewer grad students but affirms support for current researchers
"The dedication, talent, and contributions of our graduate students play a vital role in advancing the university’s research and academic mission," graduate school Dean William Karpus said.
Former ski hill with stunning views of the Wisconsin River being eyed by conservation group
After more than 35 years of being inaccessible to the public, save for a few special events, the property may once again be open to visitors, including public trails.
Nickey Fynn, Madison magician known as the 'King of State Street,' dies at 41
"He was a fixture in Madison and a light in the city," said his close friend and fellow magician Matthew Teague.
Dane County housing patterns still reveal history of racial covenants, exhibit shows
"This was a bigger issue than I realized,” said Rick Bernstein, whose "Unjust Deeds" exhibit is touring Dane County libraries this year.
Monona to start Madison Metro Transit bus service Monday
The city approved the switch from its own bus service in December 2023.
Update: The Esquire Club has closed; employees worried about getting paid
Wisconsin court records indicate that Spaulding has had several cases brought against him. The only open case claims Spaulding owes $29,550.19 for work done on the supper club.
Trump-aligned group targets Madison's early voting sites
The complaint alleges many of the city's early-voting sites, specifically those near college campuses, are located in wards that favor Democrats.
How 2 Wisconsin hockey players became some of the best in a key part of the game
Casey O'Brien and Owen Lindmark have combined to take more than 5,000 faceoffs in their Badgers careers but they've excelled with different techniques.
One City charter school delays high school launch until 'at least' 2026-27
The move comes a little more than two years after the charter school abruptly shut down its earlier attempt at starting a high school.
Madison-Milwaukee-Chicago route part of new bus service starting this summer in Midwest
Fares will start as low as $10 and will fluctuate based on trip length and availability.
Late shot clock execution remains strength for patient Wisconsin men's basketball
The Badgers' offensive efficiency isn't limited to when their offense flows as intended, and their percentages late in the shot clock provide proof.
Can Wisconsin men's basketball win the Big Ten title? It's unlikely, but possible
The Badgers' loss to Oregon hurt their chances for a regular-season championship, but they are still in the running with three games left.
Medicaid isn't just a safety net for many recipients, it's a lifeline | Chad Sobieck
I am deeply concerned about possible cuts to Medicaid.
Key government agency is overwhelmed with spam email | Richard S. Russell
Without any authority, White House adviser Elon Musk emailed millions of federal employees to tell them to email the Office of Personnel Management with a bullet-point list of their five accomplishments from last week.
Restaurant review: Mint Mark was remarkable then, even better now
Michelin star, what are you waiting for?
Wisconsin Republicans revive bill to ban gender-affirming care for minors
The Republican-authored proposal is all but certain to be vetoed again if it reaches Gov Tony Evers' desk.
Wary of governor's prison proposal, Assembly speaker says Republicans will draft own plan
Robin Vos said he's open to spending up to $2 billion to revamp the prison system, including demolishing the Green Bay Correctional Institution, but wants to use surplus cash.
Polzin: Diagnosis ended former Wisconsin cornerback's career. It also might have saved his life
Max Lofy had left the Badgers and was ready to begin the final phase of his football career at Rice. A series of tests on his heart changed those plans.






