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5 things to watch in 2024 with Wisconsin football
Folks inside and outside of the Wisconsin football program are hoping a second-year bump occurs under coach Luke Fickell.
Improperly discarded smoking materials cause bathroom fire at East Side apartment, authorities say
The two occupants told firefighters there was a fire in the first-floor bathroom and they used two dry chemical extinguishers to knock it down, but it rekindled.
Terrence Roberts, one of the ‘Little Rock Nine,' to headline Madison MLK Day observance
Terrence Roberts, one of the ‘Little Rock Nine’, will visit Madison on Jan. 15.
7 ways to use less salt this winter on sidewalks and at home
Save money and salt — and our freshwater lakes — with these few easy steps.
6 things to watch in Wisconsin football's bowl game vs. LSU
The Badgers will face the most explosive offense in college football, albeit without its Heisman Trophy winner. Here are six keys to the ReliaQuest Bowl.
5 ways Herb Kohl impacted sports in Wisconsin
Former U.S. Sen. Herb Kohl, who died Wednesday, gave millions of dollars toward sports venues in Wisconsin.
'Absolute freaking chaos': Inside the 1993 Wisconsin Rose Bowl champs' response to Michigan tragedy
Episode 3 of Rags to Roses: Reliving Wisconsin football’s 1993 season. This episode dives into the Michigan game and the players' response to the tragedy that unfolded after the win.
Minocqua Brewing owner seeks to bar Donald Trump from 2024 ballot in Wisconsin
The effort is among dozens across the country hoping to keep Trump's name off state ballots next year.
Will Jaren Hall follow recent quarterback scripts against Packers’ struggling defense
The Vikings on Thursday named him their starting quarterback for Sunday night's important matchup with Green Bay.
Animosity toward immigrants nothing new -- Paul Mickey
The southern border and immigration are once more at the forefront of the news, and most people can agree it is a problem. This isn’t the first time this country’s been faced with large numbers of immigrants.
New year offers hope for fair maps -- Ken Berg
My wish for 2024 is we implement somehow laws and policies that strengthen the principles of democracy in our state. In doing this, we can bring back some of the grandeur, ethics and legacy that fighting Bob La Follette brought…
'Why not Wisconsin': How the 1993 Wisconsin football Rose Bowl champs built confidence early
Episode 2 of Rags to Roses: Reliving Wisconsin football’s 1993 season. Explore the Badgers' early success and how things were trending in the right direction as the Michigan game loomed.
Bomb threat at Janesville store could bring charges against person, police say
The Dane County Bomb Squad determined that a backpack found in the store did not contain any bomb-making materials or explosives, Janesville police said.
5 Madison-area businesses that opened in 2023
Madison saw many new businesses in 2023. Here are a few of them.
5 biggest questions facing Wisconsin men's basketball in 2024
2023 was an up and down year for Wisconsin men's basketball. Here's what it's looking at in 2024.
Restaurant reviews: The 15 best-reviewed restaurants of 2023 in the Madison area
After some tough decisions, here are the restaurants I enjoyed most this year.
5 ways to stay healthy this winter as respiratory viruses surge
Holiday gatherings can increase the spread of flu, RSV and COVID-19, but key actions can reduce the risk, health officials say.
UW-La Crosse chancellor fired after producing online porn
Joe Gow, the longest-tenured chancellor within Universities of Wisconsin system, was already planning on retiring at the end of the school year.
Redistricting ruling sets up compressed timeline for new Wisconsin maps. Here's why
Once the Wisconsin Elections Commission has maps, officials begin the process of incorporating the new boundaries into the statewide voter database WisVote.
Who are the 2 referees the Wisconsin Supreme Court named to review new maps?
The consultants the Wisconsin Supreme Court hired Friday will be central to the justices' upcoming decision to choose new legislative maps for the state.