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As the picture might suggest, I was dumbstruck. What do you say to one of the greatest baseball players of all time? In my case, very little. I'm just immensely grateful somebody got the photo.

About 3,500 Madison-area households have signed up for the program, MGE said.

Fire crews were sent to 301 N. Broom Street at 7:52 a.m. for a possible fire and several manhole covers in the area showing smoke, authorities said.

Anyone who sees the vehicle and/or suspect should call 911 and not approach either, Madison police said.

The crash into the pond happened shortly before 3 a.m. Sunday in the area of 4 Collins Court, Madison police said.

"(Y)our circumstances don't define you, and I'm a real living testimony," graduate Brandon Payton, a father of five, said.

While filling out job applications, I always run into the same issue. One of the first questions they ask is if I have a valid driver’s license. And I don’t.

Donald Trump remains incredibly popular with a large swath of Americans despite a felony conviction, bankrupt businesses and electoral defeats. Trump's trade policies would slow our economy, his energy policy would set us back decades and his immigration policy would…

The 72,000-square-foot addition expands the company's chemistry, manufacturing and analytical capabilities.

The Council concluded that Old Sauk Road residents' concerns about stormwater and flooding fell beyond the scope of the Tuesday meeting's agenda.

Dave Zero bought the store in 2007 after working there for roughly a decade.

The Wisconsin volleyball program's first commitment in the 2026 class has been a regular at the UW Field House.

Plenty of Power Four programs pursued the four-star lineman from Ohio, but his time in Madison earlier this month sealed the deal. Here's what to know about this future Badgers player.

The ghost of former Gov. Scott Walker has come to my East Side neighborhood.

Rebecca Kleefisch's column in last Sunday's paper, "Trust in our votes is vital," was ironic.

So former President Donald Trump says Milwaukee is a "horrible city." Now his minions are, once again, trying to spin it. They claim that's not what he meant.

Jonah Goldberg’s column on Thursday, "How Democrats keep getting immigration wrong," demands a humane response.

It's really sad how so many have chosen some form of violence or physical confrontation as a solution to all of their problems.

The U.S. Supreme Court overturned a Trump-era ban on bump stocks, the device that turns a semi-automatic rifle into a machine gun. The ruling is shameful and unforgivable.

The Xavier commit plans to meet with multiple teams during his time in Phoenix this week.