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The 27-year-old woman broke down a door and shattered a window while trying to retrieve some property, Madison police said.

The man rear-ended the vehicle in front of him at low speed in the area of John Nolen Drive and Rimrock Road about 2:45 p.m. Monday, Madison police reported.

This summer’s heavy rains delivered more “precipitation ping-pong” for the south-central Wisconsin.

The man told officers he was driving near Downtown when he saw a man and woman fighting, and he was stabbed when he tried to break up the fight.

"Most companies willingly implement the safety recommendations that they receive as a result of the CSB’s investigations," CSB chair Steve Owens said Monday.

Most of Wisconsin was struck with heavy rainstorms over the weekend, but it appears that the Milwaukee area (the most heavily populated part of the state) got the worst of it. The heavy rains swelled rivers and flooded low-lying areas…

The long-delayed Dane County Jail consolidation project is nearing an end, with an expected finish date in 2027.

Co-ops in Wisconsin range from agricultural to financial.

Willy East is closing for five days while an upgrade is installed that will save employees time.

Willy Street Co-op started by selling its goods in a bakery co-op. Now it has three stores and more than 34,000 members.

Chris McIntosh had incentives added to his contract in 2024. Here's how much the Wisconsin athletic director earned in bonuses.

Nathanial Vakos and Gavin Lahm are in a competitive battle to be the team's starting kicker, but they continue to maintain a friendship despite the stakes in place.

President Donald Trump and Russian leader Vladimir Putin are planning to meet without Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to discuss the war in Ukraine (a war Trump said he was going to end on day one of his presidency).

The Aug. 6 letter to the editor "Sheriff Barrett should cooperate with ICE" makes one very important point -- that honoring Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency detainers is voluntary.

As a senior citizen and parent of two boys, I never thought I would be lecturing adult elected leaders to grow up.

Will the 2026 midterm elections be fair?

I just finished reading Sunday's guest column by Matt Rothschild and Maresa Strano, "Give voters more power," about “direct democracy.”

Aaron Rodgers joined Pittsburgh. Davante Adams went to Hollywood. Cooper Kupp is in Seattle. Russell Wilson’s latest stop is the Big Apple.

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