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The woman killed in a triple homicide in New Lisbon last week was remembered Friday for her work with children and on the family farm.

Madison's professional volleyball team, which features multiple players with ties to the area, played its inaugural match Friday.

Semi driver dies in crash into snowplow

The fires devastating the Los Angeles area grew slightly Friday as firefighters began to gain some control of blazes that have killed at least 10 people and obliterated neighborhoods.

WARSAW, Poland — A U.S. citizen has been blocked from entering Poland because her passport was defaced with handwritten notes, border officials said Wednesday.

The Badgers could be without one of their top perimeter shooting options against Minnesota.

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One driver was killed and another was seriously injured when their cars collided head-on in the village of Windsor Friday morning.

Oshkosh Corp. is prepared to provide the U.S. Postal Service more gas-powered mail trucks if the agency cuts back orders for electric vehicles, which benefit from funding President-elect Donald Trump has criticized.

NEW YORK — President-elect Donald Trump was sentenced Friday to no punishment in his historic hush money case, a judgment that lets him return to the White House unencumbered by the threat of a jail term or a fine.

Meet the Wildcats senior as he discusses his hypothetical future NHL expansion team and four other fun facts.

The plow truck driver was not injured in the crash, which blocked southbound I-39 due to to the jackknifed semi.

The state's Building Commission initially denied UW system's request to reallocate millions in underspent state funds to the Madison project.

Sun Prairie police are asking for the public's help in tracking down a vehicle they say may be tied to an October 18 homicide.

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The Menomonee Falls-based chain has posted 11 consecutive quarters of sales declines and is about to get a new CEO.

Since 1918, the Empty Stocking Club has provided Christmas toys to children in families in need in the greater Madison area.

Madison police have put extra patrols in place on the Southwest side after multiple students at a middle school there reported being offered rides by strangers while walking to school.

Principal Doug Butler outlined changes in a video message to the Abundant Life community posted Thursday on YouTube.