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How to vote early in person ahead of the April 1 election
On the ballot are a high-stakes state Supreme Court race, a contest for state superintendent of public instruction, and a lot more.
What will the recent cuts to NOAA and NWS mean to the United States?
Injudicious firings of NOAA and NWS employees will dismantle a critical public service and pull apart a crucially needed and successful public-private partnership.
Woman uses metal baseball bat to damage South Side neighbor’s window, Madison police squad car
No injuries were reported.
Driver arrested after spike strips used to stop car on Far West Side that was fleeing police
Madison officers deployed traffic spikes and the vehicle stopped in the West Towne Mall parking lot near Total Wine & More.
UW Health's American Family Children's Hospital is expanding
The eight-story hospital will add 14 pediatric intensive care beds and a 10-bed cardiac intensive care unit on the sixth floor.
SOS: SSM Health billing problem sparks familiar feeling in Fitchburg woman
Ruth Gardner, 83, had been haggling with SSM Health for months.
Madison sets spring yard waste collection schedule
Yard waste is leaves, weeds, and the other plant material raked or pulled from lawns or gardens, and there are specific rules for setting it out for collection.
‘Person of interest’ in jail after 16-year-old girl shot in Sun Prairie
The girl was shot in the shoulder and taken to a local hospital, where police said she is stable.
An immigrant herself, West High School senior Lila Sönmez advocates for outsiders
Lila Sönmez was one of the students who led a walkout to demand an end to gun violence after the Abundant Life Christian School shooting.
Polzin: A lot of stink surrounds Marisa Moseley's departure as Wisconsin women's basketball coach
Wisconsin said Moseley notified McIntosh on Friday that she was resigning after four seasons in Madison.
Madison Edgewood girls basketball earns No. 1 seed in Division 2 state bracket
The reigning Division 3 champions earned their second straight No. 1 seed in the state tournament and will take on No. 4 Rice Lake in the semifinals.
How a surprise Wisconsin men's basketball Final Four run laid a foundation of success
The Badgers' first Final Four team of the 21st century set the program on a path of success, and the story behind it continues to influence the team decades later.
Bucks don't measure up to streaking Cavaliers in 112-100 loss
Milwaukee fell to 0-9 against the top three teams in the East: Cleveland, Boston and New York.
Brewers' Brandon Woodruff set to take next step in shoulder surgery recovery
Brandon Woodruff threw a fourth live batting practice Wednesday before meeting with his surgeon, Dr. Keith Meister, on Thursday, when he received a positive report.
Davante Adams signs with Rams, D.K. Metcalf traded to Steelers
The Green Bay Packers had been rumored to be interested in both Davante Adams and D.K. Metcalf.
3 things that stood out in Wisconsin men's hockey's season-ending Game 3 loss
A Wisconsin native scored a critical goal against the Badgers, who ended their season 13-21-3 with a loss to Ohio State.
Marisa Moseley resigns as Wisconsin women's basketball coach
Moseley’s teams posted a 47-64 record during her four seasons in Madison.
Where is Wisconsin men's basketball seeded in the Big Ten Tournament?
The Big Ten Tournament bracket is set. Here's where the Badgers landed.
Wisconsin women's hockey learns its path in the 2025 NCAA Tournament
Two teams with whom the Badgers have NCAA Tournament history will face off at LaBahn Arena, with Wisconsin playing the winner.
De-escalation strategy is key to keeping campus safe for all | Delenn Navsaria
Our campuses today are dealing with a key question: Should colleges focus on community policing and restorative justice, or is more traditional security necessary?