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Wisconsin Supreme Court keeps ban on mobile absentee voting sites in place for now
The order came just ahead of Wednesday's deadline for municipalities to designate alternate locations for voters to cast early, absentee ballots.
Man on parole for OWI hit-and-run death arrested for OWI after fleeing police, authorities say
Francisco Martinez struck and killed Curtis A. Bonds on May 13, 2017, as Bonds walked in the left inbound lane of Highway 113 at the intersection with Highway M.
First lady Jill Biden returning to Wisconsin to court senior voters
The first lady will attend a 1:30 p.m. event in Green Bay with local seniors, according to Biden's campaign.
Man arrested with gun, drugs after crash exiting Beltline while fleeing police, authorities say
The arrested man, a Monona police officer, and a K9 were treated for injuries sustained in the incident, police said.
Car driver dies in crash with dump truck after crossing center line, Monroe County authorities say
The crash happened about 3:30 p.m. Tuesday on Highway 21 near Flagpole Road in the town of Greenfield, Sheriff Wesley Revels said.
Partisan gridlock leaves millions in state funds for Wisconsin communities unspent
"You feel like you’re fighting and clawing to get out of a pit and no one is going to give you a ladder,” Campbell resident and town supervisor Lee Donahue said.
Veterans air concerns about Wisconsin football's indoor practice facility plans on 'sacred soil'
Changes to Camp Randall Memorial Park for an athletic facility are being scrutinized, just like they were in 1954 and 1986.
At Packers’ ultra-competitive safety spot, Zayne Anderson hopes huge day puts him in mix
Anderson turned in the kind of attention-grabbing showing that gets you noticed — even at a position where Green Bay has invested heavily. Here's what he did to stand out.
Jordan Love hopeful about extension talks with Packers leading to pre-training camp deal
Speaking after the first of two minicamp practices that will mark the end of the offseason program, Love addressed negotiations. Here's what he did —and didn't — have to say.
Hands on Wisconsin: Donald Trump would be banana in chief of our banana republic
Many conservatives have complained that Donald Trump's recent conviction in New York state is evidence that President Joe Biden is prosecuting his political opponents, just like corrupt dictators in banana republics once did.
5 things to know about the WIAA high school girls soccer state tournament
Three teams who consistently venture to Milwaukee for state semifinals return from the Madison area. Here's what to know about this year's field.
Where Wisconsin football stands with 3 key 2025 recruits after their official visits
Here's what three priority targets said about the Wisconsin football program after making official visits to Madison.
How legacy and desire to grow golf in Madison anchored redesign at TPC Wisconsin
Dennis Tiziani's $22 million rebuild of the course now known as TPC Wisconsin was borne out of love for golf and desire to leave something memorable behind.
Madison should plan for more density and population growth -- Bruce McClellin
Madison is quickly growing into a major city. The controversial reality is that population density must increase to make the urban infrastructure easier and cheaper to maintain.
Brewers offense stalls as Blue Jays' staff combines for shut out
Milwaukee batters combined to go 0 for 12 with runners in scoring position as Toronto's bullpen backed up a strong start by Yusei Kikuchi.
Los Angeles Times: Senate failed to protect access to legal contraception
It is infuriating as well as alarming that the U.S. Senate on Wednesday failed to pass the Right to Contraception Act, a straightforward bill that would guarantee a federal right to safe and legal contraception.
Wisconsin football flips back Middleton lineman from archrival Minnesota
The Badgers football program continues to fight P.J. Fleck for in-state recruits, flipping back a coveted Middleton defensive lineman. Here's what to know.
Sarah Silverman to perform in Madison in November
Silverman's comedic act "Sarah Silverman: Postmortem," is set for 8 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 1, at 216 State Street.
Trump lawyer suspended from Wisconsin judicial conduct committee
The decision comes about a week after Jim Troupis was charged for his involvement in the effort to falsely report to Congress that Trump won the state's 2020 presidential election.
Madison police identify man sought in connection with Sunday night shooting
Gov. Tony Evers was forced to cancel a public event in Eau Claire due to the active police search in the area.