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Cooks' Exchange: Just desserts for wintry days
Having just returned home from a wonderful holiday weekend gathering held at Warner Park, I find myself wondering where to begin by describing the exceptional gifts purchased there to give during the approaching holiday season, and the special days, weeks…
Transfer's season highs show growth in first year with Wisconsin men's basketball
The Badgers' guard has focused on efficiency with his shots, which has shown between a pair of 22-point performances nearly a month apart.
Madison City Council calls for ceasefire in Israel-Hamas war
"It's important that we use our voices as policy makers to stand up for justice," said Nasra Wehelie, who represents the Southwest Side and proposed backing a ceasefire.
Don’t need more ‘stuff’? Here are some ideas from readers
This holiday, consider giving an "experience."
F-35s to boom over Madison's nighttime skies throughout December
The fighter jets will take off in the afternoons and evenings from Dec. 4-7 and Dec. 11-14.
Judge: 1849 Wisconsin law interpreted as near-complete ban doesn't apply to abortions
The ruling, which is likely to be appealed, essentially means abortions in Wisconsin are legal until 20 weeks post-fertilization.
While it might not be dominating, Packers' defense getting the job done — as it has all season
Said Packers coach Matt LaFleur of his defense: "It seems to be getting better and better each and every week.”
Tribal grant money withheld as lawmakers try to address sovereignty disputes
State lawmakers sent letters Tuesday detailing their concerns and seeking additional dialogue with leaders of the Lac du Flambeau and Bad River Bands of Lake Superior Chippewa.
As a teenage bus boy, Andrew Shuck loved The Village Green. Now, he owns it
Andrew Shuck has done almost every job in the restaurant, from busboy to bartender. Now he's the owner.
'Prolific' Dane County burglar 1 of 2 arrested in months-long crime spree
More charges may be added as the investigation continues.
Trial begins for 1 of 2 women charged with trying to kill another woman's unborn baby
The defendant wasn't aware of any attempt to harm the fetus during an attack in November 2022, her attorney said.
Gov. Tony Evers signs bill keeping Milwaukee Brewers in Wisconsin until 2050
The signing of the bill marks the end of the nearly yearlong legislative effort to keep the Brewers from leaving Wisconsin.
Madison police seek help in identifying person in cruelty to animals investigation
Madison police are asking for the public’s help in identifying a person in connection with a cruelty to animals investigation.
A selfie station and street murals? Here's an early look at plans for State Street pedestrian mall
City officials are still seeking input about what days and times the lower blocks of State Street would be closed to non-emergency vehicles next summer.
Officer injured by man causing disturbance at Downtown credit union, Madison police say
Journey Mental Health was consulted and the man was taken to a medical facility for further help, Madison police said.
Wisconsin volleyball star earns honor at region's best
Four members of the Wisconsin volleyball team earned a spot on the AVCA All-Region team.
Restaurant employee attacked leaving work by 2 people late to pick up pizza, Madison police say
The incident happened about 9:50 p.m. Sunday at Little Caesars, 700 S. Gammon Road, Madison police said.
Physical abuse of child charge sought against Iowa-Grant School District staffer
The Iowa County Sheriff’s Office was contacted by the district regarding an incident that occurred Nov. 21 between a staff member and students at Iowa-Grant Elementary/Middle School.
Dan Nerad, former Madison School District superintendent, dies at 72
Nerad served as superintendent of schools in Madison and Green Bay, and in Birmingham, Michigan.
