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The two deaths in Dane County may be connected to a suspicious death being investigated by the Dubuque County Sheriff's Office.

Teachers listed personal reasons, compensation, work-life balance, leaving for another profession and workload as the top reasons for leaving the field.

"It is beautiful," Madison resident Sadia Hassan said. "To be Muslim is to endure."

The center fielder forces opposing hitters to return to the dugout like he does as a defensive back in football. Oh, and he's also set a Cardinals base-stealing record.

The sugar maple will be planted on April 17 to commemorate Wisconsin's 175th anniversary of statehood, which occurred on May 29, 2023.

The fourth episode of "Top Chef: Wisconsin" had the contestants taking inspiration from the work of Wisconsin-born architect Frank Lloyd Wright.

The Triangle, bounded by South Park and Regent streets and West Washington Avenue, was the core of the multiethnic Greenbush neighborhood that was razed in the 1960s.

More than 60 years have passed since the destruction of the old Triangle, also known as the Greenbush.

Leaving the United States has been lamented by some within the Packers, whether when they went to London or ahead of their latest excursion against a marquee opponent.

A woman reported that her brother had threatened her with a gun she believed was a BB gun, but turned out to be a real gun, Janesville police said.

The man died after being taken to a hospital following the shooting in the 1900 block of Northport Drive about 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Madison police said.

The State Journal Staff is sharing photos of their favorite creatures in celebration of National Pet Day.

Aaron Witt was a rising talent on defense for the Badgers prior to a series of right foot injuries. Now he's healthy again and eager to make an impact.

The Bucks announced Wednesday the two-time MVP would miss the final three games of the regular season, though his availability for the start of the playoffs remains uncertain.

The recount will begin at 9:15 a.m. in Room 354 of the City-County Building, 210 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., in Madison.

"The defense seems to treat this like it was an act of arson. It was not. It was an act of terrorism."

A staff memo for the Wisconsin Elections Commission's Thursday meeting recommends the agency find the petition "insufficient regarding all three districts."

If city delivers needed funding, Maurer's Urban Market could open in late 2024 or early 2025 in a $42 million mixed-use project at 815 Cedar St. next to a Pick 'N Save.

The shooting occurred while police were trying to arrest the man after a shoplifting incident at a liquor store.