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Wisconsin is the only state where governors can partially veto spending bills by striking words, numbers and punctuation to create new meaning or spending amounts.

The construction company said it has introduced an employee stock ownership plan in addition to existing benefits.

Collected materials will be recycled into durable products like plastic decking, railing and benches.

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Former Badgers center Tessa Towers levied serious accusations about her treatment across two seasons under Moseley. Here's what we know.

Speaking in front of the Madison School Board on Monday, more than 25 individuals urged the Madison School Board to approve the Forward Career and College Academy next month.

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Nearly half of UW-Madison's research funding comes from the federal government, but the president is barring Health and Human Services officials from communicating outside of the government, for now.

The Badgers men's hockey team is in the rankings for the first time since it was 1-3 in October but it still hasn't climbed out of a losing record.

The Badgers' winning streak was snapped last wee, but they bounced back in an emphatic way Sunday to continue their national ascent in the AP Top 25 poll.

Officers were sent to the area of Maher Avenue, Camden Road and Buckeye Road around 7:30 a.m. Friday after the break-ins were reported.

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A 2013 find puts dinosaurs in the Northern Hemisphere millions of years earlier than suspected.

Schimel faces Democratic-backed Dane County Circuit Judge Susan Crawford in the April 1 election.

No injuries were reported and it’s not known what exactly caused the fire.

The menu will have the same menu Cuco's customers are familiar with, including parrillada, a mix of grilled steak, chicken, chorizo and shrimp.

“Thundersnow” does, in fact, occur occasionally in very intense winter storms.

Investigators determined the fire was unintentional.

"Temu then asked for shipping directions," he said. "I replied with the home address. Unfortunately nothing was sent."

If signed into law, Wisconsin would join more than 20 states in requiring explicit informed consent before medical students practice pelvic exams on patients under anesthesia.