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While several key starters on both sides of the ball will sit for Green Bay in Sunday night's exhibition game in Denver, there are plenty of storylines to monitor.

Former University of Wisconsin, Madison-area and state standouts were among those selected. See which players, coaches and other individuals will be recognized.

Housing shortages in Wisconsin and across the country are making it difficult to find an affordable place to live.

Oscar Fox and Lewis Crane enjoy one of the last summer sunsets on the Memorial Union Terrace in this week's Mendota Marsh.

Families and staff have accused Southside Principal Candace Terrell of creating a culture of bullying and retaliation.

Adames nearly won a fan a truck and Aaron Civale pitched six shutout innings against his former team as Milwaukee looked to win three straight.

Just like against the Packers' No. 1 defense during most practices in Green Bay, Love & Co.’s successes were not nearly as frequent as they would’ve liked Friday in Colorado.

Dismissing the complaint clears the way for a potential lawsuit seeking to keep Jill Stein off the ballot.

A Madison man is in custody after police say he allegedly murdered a woman at a North side home.

All officers involved have been placed on administrative duties amid the DOJ investigation led by the department's Division of Criminal Investigation.

The week will kick off with a walking tour of the Tenney-Lapham neighborhood on Saturday and continue with a mix of in-person and online events.

The pool will be open for lap swim and tot time at 8 a.m., and recreational open swim will begin at noon.

Thompson will be leaving the agency on Sept. 11 to take a position at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, Evers announced Friday.

With Bus Rapid Transit set to start this fall, many readers had questions about how the new service would operate, how much it would cost and how it might affect traffic.

Officers were sent to the scene of the possible homicide in the 1600 block of Schmedeman Avenue around 8:45 a.m. Friday, Madison police said.

The one southbound lane between University Avenue and Langdon Street will remain until Aug. 30, when the project is expected to be completed.

The Yellowstone Trail was established beginning in 1912 and ultimately became a 3,600 mile roadway that wound through communities in the northern U.S., including 18 counties in Wisconsin.

The single-car crash happened shortly after 11:30 a.m. Thursday in the 6300 block of Monona Drive, Monona police said.

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