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Person suffering mental health crisis not injured after accessing Meriter Hospital roof
The 200 block of South Park Street was closed temporarily just after noon when "a community member attempted to harm themselves on our premises," Meriter said in a statement.
Madison schedules open houses ahead of launch of Bus Rapid Transit
The open houses are Sept. 6 from noon to 3 p.m. and Sept. 10 from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Baldwin Street Metro station at Baldwin and East Washington Avenue.
SSM Health Madison nursing home sale still under review; facility fined after resident's death
St. Mary's Care Center, which has had numerous recent regulatory violations, is to be sold with facilities in Baraboo and Waupun to a for-profit company in New Jersey.
Government urges commuters to get out of their cars
The Smart Trips Challenge is open to anyone 18 years old or older who lives in Dane County.
Autopsy determines man killed in Wisconsin maximum-security prison was strangled
The Sheriff's Office said that an initial investigation determined that Laureano had been killed in his cell and his 24-year-old cellmate was a suspect.
Longtime NFL coach joins Wisconsin football as an adviser
A man who's been part of the NFL as a player and coach for nearly 40 years will be a resource for the Badgers this season.
Driver convicted of OWI homicide in plea deal in 2023 crash that killed 83-year-old man
Officials have yet to set a sentencing date for Yeung.
Fitchburg going to voters for $3.6 million referendum
Growth in the amount of property tax a city can collect is limited to the value of net new construction in the city.
Wisconsin reports 2 deaths from West Nile virus
The deaths and the hospitalization of a third person were in residents of Outagamie, Fond du Lac, and Brown counties.
Vehicle fire spreads to balcony of East Side apartment, authorities say
No injuries were reported from the fire.
Activists reflect on March on Washington 61 years later
Chuck Tyler was 26 years old and working to assist his community when a friend told him about a march.
Duluth Holdings reports fiscal Q2 loss, projects loss for year
The Mount Horeb-based clothing and tools supplier reported a fiscal second-quarter loss of $3.7 million, or 11 cents per share, on revenue of $141.6 million.
'The opposite of deja vu': Inside Wisconsin men's basketball alums' wild time with US Olympic team
Neither Micah Potter nor Nigel Hayes had a strong previous connection with Team USA basketball before this summer. But that didn't prevent them from enjoying a memorable experience in the lead-up to this year's Olympic Games in Paris.
Is Tammy Baldwin required to disclose her partner's Wall Street ties?
Republicans have seized on a story about U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin failing to disclose financial details of her partner, a Wall Street investment adviser.
5 high school girls golf stars of the week: Aug. 29 edition
Pool records and program firsts highlighted the opening week of the high school girls golf season. Here are five of the top area performances.
Semi driver faces negligent homicide charge in Columbia County crash, authorities say
The preliminary investigation showed that a semi was traveling north on Highway M and failed to yield to a passenger truck traveling east on Highway E.
Open Jim: Can any Wisconsin football position groups be considered 'excellent'
BadgerExtra columnist Jim Polzin answers a question from a reader in his mailbag.
Real-life war hero dog from Wisconsin now a children's book
Brownie was volunteered for World War II by his child owner, eventually returned to Wisconsin and is now the only dog buried in a veterans cemetery in the U.S.
Trump holding town hall in La Crosse on Thursday after visit to Michigan
It will be Trump's first visit to Wisconsin since the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee.
Restaurant reviews: Back for seconds, a look at 4 recently reviewed spots
Looking for restaurant ideas? Here are four options, based on recent Wisconsin State Journal reviews.






