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A letter to the editor in Sunday's Wisconsin State Journal warned us to "Get ready for a bumpy ride after 2024 election."

Let the festival season begin

Madison, Middleton and Monona have set times to pick up brush from residents' yards and terraces as cleanup continues following Tuesday's storm.

The building was constructed in 1908, has sat empty and unused for decades but could be converted to housing.

One officer put out spike strips, but the drive swerved his vehicle around them. The vehicle then lost control and crashed near the Edgewater hotel, Madison police said.

Children remember, learn from Sun Prairie helicopter pilot

Despite having built strong roots in Green Bay, the fifth-year back knows his spot on the roster is in no way assured. Here's what he's doing to secure his role.

"We lost a lot of good people because of all the problems that we had in 2020," one clerk said.

There’s little chance of baseball returning to the shore of Lake Mendota any time soon, but the rollercoaster of emotions the final Badgers team experienced has left a lasting impression.

Stewart Bass, of Madison, plans to start last in Run Madtown's Twilight 5K Saturday, wearing a jersey signifying that for every racer he passes, $1 will be donated to cancer research.

Stewart Bass is expected to start last in Run Madtown’s Twilight 5K on Saturday, wearing a jersey signifying that for every racer he passes, $1 will be donated to the Badger Challenge, a yearly athletic event held in the fall…

Now that our frontrunning presidential candidates have mutually consented to a debate, I would like to propose a different format to at least one of the debates.

OPEN JIM

The Madison resident and defending champion had never seen Harbor Shores until this week but still managed seven birdies. Here's where he's at entering the second round.

Law enforcement began investigating the operation in January 2022, following the seizure of two mail packages that each contained one kilogram of fentanyl pills, or almost 20,000 pills in total.

Brian Kitzman, 39, pleaded guilty in December to 19 counts in the case for the crimes involving victims under the age of 18.

The new office has been without leadership for about a year due to county political battles.

Searchers announced Thursday they’ve discovered what they believe is the wreckage of World War II ace Richard Bong’s plane in the South Pacific.

The man was a passenger in one of the vehicles in the crash shortly before 10:30 p.m. Friday on Edgerton Road at Highway 73 in the town of Albion.

Speed was a factor in the crash that happened when the man failed to negotiate a curve in the road, entered the ditch and hit a tree, authorities said.