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"A combination memoir, essay collection and call to action," the book follows Taussig's everyday life and challenges with accessibility.

"The way that county government is set up, there's not one person in charge of all these different aspects of the criminal justice system," Parisi said. "We really need cooperation."

Superintendent Steve Salerno said the district used money from a $38.5 million capital referendum to update schools, install bullet resistant glass and build new, more secure school entrances.

In his online presence, the teenager showed racist beliefs and called an AR-15 "beautiful."

Wisconsin football has things to figure out this summer. Here's a look at some of the pressing questions facing the program as it takes a bit of time off.

The practice at Lambeau Field took place six days after the conclusion of the NFL Draft.

Milwaukee traveled to Chicago and got the best of Craig Counsell's team Friday at Wrigley Field.

Welsh describes her top issues for the 7th District as affordable housing, mental health and crisis intervention, protecting parks and sustaining natural resources.

Garding Against Cancer signature event is the largest in a host of events for the Badgers coach's cancer research foundation, and it continues to grow as the offseason gets busier.

The Fire Department has secured a "formal separation agreement" with firefighter Trevor Wiggins, who is facing felony drug trafficking charges.

The shooting happened last year in the 2900 block of Coho Street.

The vehicle crashed into a tree west of U.S. Highway 51 on Severson Road, police said.

A woman faces multiple charges after she allegedly stabbed another woman outside a bar on McKee Road in Fitchburg early Friday morning.

Three of the four were banned from the UW-Madison campus while the sole student in the group was banned from Library Mall.

Court in Donald Trump's hush money case has adjourned for the week, following hours of testimony from ex-Trump adviser Hope Hicks. Her testimony Friday on the trial’s 11th day was the latest in a frenzied second week of witness testimony.…

A Janesville police officer who fatally shot a suspect in early March has been cleared of any wrongdoing by the Wisconsin Department of Justice.

The county has been leading an effort involving 17 municipalities to assess housing efforts and identify priorities for collaboration.

The 35-year-old's actions quickly arose as the broadcast showed an incident with Pacers fans late in a Game 6 blowout loss.

The community of Mount Horeb, about 20 minutes southwest of Madison, was shook by a school shooting this week.

Art is everywhere you look this weekend.