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The Great Dane will continue to operate its other three Madison-area restaurants: The original Downtown location, Fitchburg, and East Madison.

A 68-year-old woman left seven Great Danes in her van from about 10:30 a.m. until about 4 p.m., when a caller reported the dogs in distress, Madison police said.

The NWS is a clear example of the benefit accrued to societies wise enough to trust in, and invest in, expertise.

Police gave an all-clear after a reported “suspicious package” at UW-Madison Enzyme Research Institute Monday.

As for why, Leonard figures that Take 5 had replaced his old drain plug with one that was either defective or the wrong model, and that led to the crack.

There were no injuries and the damage was limited to the driver’s vehicle.

24 districts in the study have largely reverted to compensation systems that only consider how many years of experience and what degrees a teacher has.

Green Bay’s had little trouble in cruising to a pair of victories over 2024 playoff teams to open the year. This is context behind the team’s strong beginning.

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The Badgers couldn't get a signature win against Alabama and now look to start Big Ten Conference play strong against Maryland. Here's what to know about the Terrapins.

The matriarch of Stella’s Bakery tells us how the Hot & Spicy Cheese Bread came about. And it will “blow your mind,” she promises.

The makers of the wildly popular spicy cheese bread are moving their retail location.

The Regents swim community is rallying to help get two simmers with disabilities added to the team and back in the water.

A 2-0 start has Green Bay feeling confident early in the year. Here's what's gone right so far.

Kelda Roys joins a growing list of candidates on both sides of the aisle running for the seat to be vacated by Democratic Gov. Tony Evers next year.

Brewers manager Pat Murphy said after the game that the 36-year-old left-hander had left in a boot and was undergoing an MRI.

The Madison Edgewood boys basketball team will have its third coach in the last four years this winter.

While playing football is now out of the question, the Rutgers sophomore is pushing his body to the extreme in a new fashion and sticking around his favorite sport.