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Verona 4-star cornerback shows clutch gene to Wisconsin football staff in basketball
Most of the Badgers' staff was on hand to see a prized recruit in another sport, and they were treated to quite the performance.
The transformation of St. Bernard's into Madison's cathedral is well underway
A $15 million renovation at St. Bernard Catholic Church will include handmade furnishings along with new pews and two organs. Plans to add a steeple atop the bell tower of the 1927 church could follow.
Coast Guard rescues dog from foggy, frigid Lake Michigan off Kenosha
A dog fell into the icy waters of Lake Michigan and was rescued by members of the U.S. Coast Guard Station Kenosha Thursday afternoon.
15 great ideas for your weekend in and around Madison
Plenty of winter delights are on tap this weekend — from dance and jazz to theater and more.
Does cash bail deter people from committing crime? Here's what a Dane County, Harvard study shows
Eliminating cash bail would cause "an avalanche on the structures we have now and also do a disservice to our community," District Attorney Ismael Ozanne said.
Hands on Wisconsin: Donald Trump is on a collision course while Haley's comet fizzles
Nikki Haley is staying in the race for president for now, but it's clear that Donald Trump is in charge of the Republican Party and in all likelihood will be the nominee.
Man shows up at hospital with gunshot wounds after gunfire report on Southwest Side, Madison police say
No arrests have been made in the shooting Thursday night and the investigation is continuing, Madison police said.
Gov. Tony Evers appoints Sen. Lena Taylor to Milwaukee County Circuit Court
Taylor resigned from the state Senate on Friday and will complete the remainder of former Judge Audrey Skwierawski’s term, which concludes July 31, 2025.
First Business Financial Services Q4 earnings edge analysts' expectations
Madison-based First Business Financial Services Inc. on Friday reported fourth-quarter earnings of $9.8 million, or $1.15 per share, edging Wall Street expectations.
Eric Frydenlund: My trip to the library took me 100 trillion years — and into the woods
What’s remarkable is we’ve developed the capacity for self-awareness and the ability to even contemplate our beginnings and endings, whether the universe’s or our own
Biden is old, and that's not ageism | Center Stage with Milfred and Hands
America's eldest president needs to show his vigor
Stolen equipment squashes Madison summer camp's 2024 season
The recent theft of multiple pieces of outdoor equipment put a speedy kibosh on one Madison-area summer camp's 2024 season.
The Village People, Neal McCoy among headliners at Brat Fest in Madison
Some 75 acts to perform at free festival over Memorial Day weekend.
Biden returns to a deteriorating Wisconsin bridge to announce $5 billion for infrastructure projects
More than 33,000 vehicles travel on the Blatnik Bridge connecting Duluth, Minnesota, and Superior every day, but heavy trucks are barred from it because of its decaying condition.
Nationwide search for a new artistic director leads Children's Theater of Madison to its own front door
CTM's pick is one of Madison's busiest stage directors and even has a show opening this weekend.
Dance Festival for a Cause wants to make sure everyone can dance
A upcoming dance festival will offer local dancers a wide range of opportunities, and give back to those without access to arts training.
Wisconsin football hires former Power 5 defensive coordinator to fill opening, source says
The Badgers are bringing in an Ohio native who most recently coached in the Pac-12. Here's what we know.
Closures set for Capital City Trail to remove dead, dying oak trees
Detours will be provided to reroute trail users during the work.
Child sex dolls would be banned in Wisconsin under bill heading to governor
If the measure is signed into law, Wisconsin would join a growing number of states to outlaw such dolls.
Bill ordering population limit for Wisconsin's gray wolves sent to Gov. Tony Evers
Senate Bill 139, which does not set a specific wolf population goal, passed the Assembly on a voice vote with no discussion.