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A major water main break occurred at Nakoma Road Friday morning.

There are plenty of reasons to bundle up and head out the door.

The Beaver Dam Solar Project has been completed with nearly 120,000 solar panels in place that are projected to power about 13,000 homes annually.

“We will start to demobilize in the spring and job trailers will go away," said Aaron Zutz, Findorff director of project management.

I've read a few letters to the editor concerning the road conditions in Madison after the weekend storms. As a regular Uber driver in the area, I will visit many areas of the city and most of the surrounding communities.

While many of us view propane as a convenient way to cook on a grill, hundreds of thousands of Wisconsin families and farmers depend on propane to heat their homes and water, to dry crops and even power machinery. Portions…

Online classes have helped a Middleton native pursue her Olympic dream, and she's received tremendous support even from a trailblazing former Olympian ski jumper.

The Crusaders took advantage on the power play against Madison West. Here’s how other high school sports events played out Thursday.

Richard Koch was pronounced dead at the scene near U.S. Highway 18-151 — between Dodgeville and Ridgeway — despite life-saving efforts by emergency medical workers.

One of the Badgers top recruiters is leaving the program. Here's what we know.

“He’s true to who he is,” Packers coach Matt LaFleur said of his quarterback. “I think he’s a genuine person. I think that’s easy to follow."

Police said in a news release that during a past encounter with law enforcement, the suspect had deliberately driven a vehicle into a squad car in order to escape.

SWAT team arrests suspect

The city would "continue considering next steps to enhance existing safety measures" but there were no details to share about whether similar fencing would be installed around other ponds.

Tyler and Jennifer Hansen pleaded guilty to wire fraud and money laundering in the scheme that lasted nearly two years and targeted homeowners in more than 16 Wisconsin counties.

He expects the defense’s strong play to continue during Saturday night's NFC divisional playoff game with the San Francisco 49ers.

The measure is almost certain to be vetoed by Democratic Gov. Tony Evers, who struck down a similar proposal in 2022.

A judge told the man what he did was "extremely dangerous" and his explanation for it "defies logic."

"She's coming back to Earth to put on an unplanned pyrotechnic show," Kay Heggestad's son, Greg Wertsch, wrote on Facebook.