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That these normally spring-blooming flowers are blossoming here in the fall is starting to become an annual event, said the curator of the UW Arboretum's Longenecker Horticultural Gardens.

Neighbors put out apartment fire

Dick Cheney’s wife Lynn Cheney also attended UW-Madison.

Featured images by the Wisconsin State Journal's photo team of Amber Arnold, John Hart and Owen Ziliak.

The biomedical giant best known for its Cologuard at-home colon cancer screening test reported a loss of $19.6 million, or $0.10 per share, on revenue of $850.7 million.

The Milwaukee-based motorcycle maker posted third-quarter earnings of $377.4 million or $3.10 per share, on revenue of $1.34 billion.

A developer wants to put a four-story building with retail and apartments in downtown Mount Horeb. Many residents say it’s too big.

What was once a 615-acre proposal has now grown to 1,135 acres just west of Interstate 39/90/94.

Dane County authorities said they issued five OWIs in less than 90 minutes early Sunday morning.

The man was taken to a local hospital with injuries that were not considered life-threatening.

An upcoming Madison conference will offer a glimpse at some long-term drivers of a good startup environment — and some cautionary views, as well.

A program aiming to avenge last season's state championship loss as well as other teams looking to shine in rare trips to state headline what to watch this week.

The junior guard is determined to take the Badgers to another level. That quest began Monday with the star player showing he'd taken a big step of his own.

Rico Dowdle and Carolina came into Lambeau Field and bullied the Green Bay defense for a good portion of Sunday's road victory.

The Badgers got the best of their guard duo in a blowout win over Campbell to open the regular season Monday night.

The moves mean Brandon Woodruff is a free agent, while Freddy Peralta remains with the Brewers for the final year of his current contract.

Recently, an unnamed donor gave $130 million to the U.S. military to pay troops during the federal government’s shutdown.

Here’s a test. See if you can guess who I am describing:

I read recently that loneliness is epidemic. Living in senior housing, we have social events, and some of us belong to small coffee groups. Discussions vary, but one topic is common and repeated. The ladies say they miss their families…

The Wisconsin Marching Band is experienced at serving as the encore for poor offensive showings. Those Badgers got another opportunity in that role while following a putrid Packers loss.