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Madison is excited about a plan to redevelop the Lake Monona waterfront Downtown. The ambitious designs are impressive, but will also come with a hefty price tag for a city facing a looming fiscal cliff.

The bill would allow some forms of marijuana for Wisconsinites with serious medical conditions.

The Assembly Speaker originally threatened to impeach Justice Janet Protasiewicz if she did not recuse herself from a redistricting challenge before the Wisconsin Supreme Court.

The proposal is slated to come after legislative Republicans' past efforts to pass broader income tax cuts were vetoed or guaranteed a veto by Democratic Gov. Tony Evers.

Assembly Speaker Robin Vos said Wednesday that he hopes to put a proposal on some future ballot that would lower the limit to somewhere between the 12th and 15th week.

Police initially weren't certain who the driver was, but eventually determined it was the 19-year-old man.

You can have an enjoyable bowl of ramen at Trio Ramen by spending a little or a lot.

Checking in with one of Wisconsin's four-star defensive line signees as he heads to Oklahoma for a wrestling tournament.

Ground Floor Studios is located where a popular art space called Winnebago Studios used to be housed on Sutherland Court.

How to tune in as the Badgers play their final nonconference game of the season.

Kamari McGee knew his role would different following his transfer from Wisconsin-Green Bay, but the early returns proved frustrating. How he made the best of that situation this season.

Here's a look at some of the in-state recruits who will head to some big-time programs around the conference and beyond.

The Badgers had once lost the three-star tight end recruit to a future Big Ten rival. Here's what shifted his decision to stay close to home.

The mother of Cynthia Dominguez says her daughter is innocent and is needed at home by her young son.

A mid-afternoon commitment from a prospect in Maryland strengthens the Badgers' recruiting class.

The Tenant Resource Center is in the process of moving out of its office at 1202 Williamson St. and into a much larger space at 2510 Winnebago St.

The trip is designed to spotlight a surge in federal assistance for Black-owned firms during Biden's term and to highlight his administration's efforts to ramp up investment in distressed communities.

Wisconsin signed a talented defensive back from the Sunshine State, and fended off a once-great local program in the Hurricanes.

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration said Tuesday that it proposed fining Florence Hardwoods LLC $1.4 million for numerous violations of federal safety and health regulations.

The case is highly likely to reach the Wisconsin Supreme Court and is likely to decide the future of abortion rights in Wisconsin.