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Group against county nursing home sale suing Sauk County
    Opponents of the sale of the Sauk County-owned nursing home have sued to keep the facility public.  
Stock market today: Wall Street tumbles as the "Trump bump" fades and vaccine makers sink
    NEW YORK — U.S. stocks tumbled Friday as the “Trump bump” that Wall Street got from last week’s presidential election, along with a cut to interest rates by the Federal Reserve, kept fading.  
Stalzy's Deli is closing its restaurant, not the business
    Customers still will be able to buy some of their favorites.  
See which areas of Madison supported or opposed city and school referendums
    Distance from the Isthmus was a bigger factor in determining how wards voted than metrics like median income.  
Pedestrian struck and killed in Jefferson County
    The crash happened at about 5:36 p.m. Thursday on Coffee Road.  
Memorial Union now has sunburst chair plushies for sale
    The "chairling" takes inspiration from the green Terrace chairs and Wisconsin's state tree, the sugar maple.  
Memorial Union now has sunburst chair plushies for sale
    The "chairling" takes inspiration from the green Terrace chairs and Wisconsin's state tree, the sugar maple.  
WPS Health Solutions to lay off 313 in Madison, Monona
    The layoffs will affect 303 employees at the Monona headquarters and 10 employees in Madison.  
Ep. 117 BadgerExtra podcast: Week 12 Big Ten picks with Jim Polzin
    BadgerExtra beat reporter Colten Bartholomew and columnist Jim Polzin are back to give their against-the-spread picks for Week 12 in the Big Ten.  
Native Art Market on Saturday is part of four-day celebration of Indigenous artists
    The celebration also includes jewelry-making workshops and a panel discussion on Indigenous design.  
Melvin Gordon's milestone anniversary, the state of Wisconsin football through his eyes
    Former Badgers running back Melvin Gordon will be honored at Saturday's game against No. 1 Oregon. He shared his thoughts on Luke Fickell, NIL, his career and more.  
Oregon's game-changers pose threats that have hurt Wisconsin football previously
    Each of Oregon's players bring different traits — mobility, patience and a combination of strength and athleticism — to disrupt the Badgers' plans.  
19 great ideas for your Madison-area weekend
    It's a great time to celebrate community.  
Peter D. Ziegler: Solar farm could doom prairie chickens
    In a highly contested case, the Public Service Commission can choose to save the last remaining greater prairie chickens or doom the threatened native species.  
Wisconsin football must stop a Heisman Trophy contender to upset No. 1 Oregon
    One of the country's best quarterbacks has plenty of weapons in a high-octane offense for the Badgers to contend with. Here are keys to upsetting the Ducks.  
Dane County whooping cough cases highest in more than a decade
    Most of the recent cases are among high school-aged residents, health officials say.  
Defense attorneys fleeing courtroom of Dane County judge accused of bias, disrespect
    Circuit Judge Ellen Berz has seen 427 substitution requests since 2020. Two other judges assigned to criminal cases over that period have seen just five and 185 requests, respectfully.  
Dontayvion Wicks believes Jordan Love’s return to practice will bring back their chemistry, eliminate drops
    Green Bay Packers wide receiver Dontayvion Wicks enters the second half of the season focusing on making plays and raising his catch percentage.  
Polzin: Wisconsin football vs. Oregon a mismatch on paper and at the bank
    One major Badgers donor is frustrated by a system he believes is broken. “It’s difficult when other universities have much larger bank accounts ... to pay student-athletes,” he said.  
What might Wisconsin football's defense look like in 2025?
    The Badgers got a glimpse at the future during the bye week. Here's who may factor in and what gaps the transfer portal can fill.  






