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Madison police are looking for a young man who was exposing himself to users of the Southwest Commuter Path on Wednesday.

OUR VIEW: United Way needs more entrepreneurs and young workers to join its vital mission

Solo exhibits in the James Watrous Gallery feature new works deviating from the artists’ usual styles.

We all know that our job affects our life. If we like what we do life is better. If we have control over our job our satisfaction goes up.

Wisconsin’s veterans of all eras will be honored at Operation Badger Base, continuing Friday, Saturday and Sunday, on the grounds of Ho-Chunk Gaming and Harley-Davidson of Madison, 6200 Millpond Road .

Andrew Loupe topped the leaderboard at 8 under when play was suspended because of darkness after a rain delay of 3½ hours earlier Thursday.

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Alex Smith gives up a run-scoring wild pitch and a solo home run.

Much of the ruling last month that narrowed some state voting laws, however, remains in place.

There are 25 Wisconsin athletes competing at the 2016 Olympics in Rio.

A 47-year-old Kenneth Helt died after a two vehicle collision Wednesday morning in Columbia County near Arlington, the Wisconsin State Patrol said.

Versatile senior Noah Coughlin could be regarded as Columbus’ Swiss Army knife.

Owners urged to get their horses vaccinated from mosquito-borne diseases.

WASHINGTON — You may be thrilled by the feats of Katie Ledecky, mesmerized by the grace of the women gymnasts, startled by Rio spectators mocking U.S. soccer star Hope Solo with chants of “Zika! Zika!” (the first recorded instance, noted…

UW-Stout announces Johnson's arrival as part of the women's golf team.

Gus Selimi, who opened Gus's Diner after years of running the Parkway Family Restaurant with his brother, has submitted plans to build another glitzy new diner along one of Verona's major thoroughfares.

As Donald Trump continues to offend all comers, it's interesting to watch the Republican establishment hemming, hawing and pandering, so as not to offend him, hoping he will finally mature into presidential stature before the election.

It is too bad the media is playing favorites again.

It was no surprise that all seven governor-appointed Department of Natural Resources board members voted against the middle class in the DNR's latest charade.

Russ Feingold is being criticized by his opponent for being the only senator who voted against the Patriot Act. That might be because he was one of the few who actually read it and understood its overreach and possible unconstitutional…