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Burning permits to be required in 12 southern Wisconsin counties starting Monday, DNR says
The DNR said it intends to keep the permit requirements in place until the drought situation improves significantly, either due to long-term rain or snow events.
Pritzker Military Archives Center stands out in rural Wisconsin
The Pritzker Military Archives Center is a project by billionaire Jennifer Pritzker and will be used to house books, art work and other military related documents for her museum and library in downtown Chicago.
Analysis: UW-Madison legal experts doubt impeachment threat will fly
Justice Janet Protasiewicz could go to court if removed
Polzin: Getting to the 'truth' of Wisconsin quarterback Tanner Mordecai's attitude shift
Badgers quarterback Tanner Mordecai's intensity has increased with the start of the season. Coach Luke Fickell said Mordecai has done "a really good job" so far.
Hands on Wisconsin: Bucky Badger faces the Eagles of Georgia Southern
The Badgers host the Georgia Southern Eagles at Camp Randall this Saturday. Bucky needs to bounce back after a disappointing loss to Washington State last weekend.
Metro Transit knows some buses are crowded. Help is coming
"It's still a reliable way to get to work," rider Elizabeth Cwik said, "and I'd rather take the bus than try to park on campus."
How to watch the Packers at Falcons game in Week 2
Green Bay looks to continue its strong start to the Jordan Love era on the road in Week 2. Here's how to watch the game, updated odds and more.
4 arrested after gun, drugs found in Downtown traffic stop, Madison police say
The traffic stop happened about 12:50 a.m. in the area of John Nolen Drive and Broom Street, Madison police reported.
17 great ideas for your weekend in and around Madison
Hit the road this weekend -- or stay close to home -- for many of these great events.
Brewers starting pitchers peaking with playoffs nearing
Milwaukee is nearing a return to the playoffs after a one-year hiatus, and it's pitching staff is key to postseason success.
Janesville woman gets 15 months prison for stealing fentanyl while working as nurse, authorities say
Dawn Drum withdrew fentanyl from vials of the drug and replaced it with saline and then put the vials back into an automated medication dispensing system.
Wisconsin Assembly passes redistricting bill, child care plans as Senate overrides Tony Evers’ vetoes
Republicans have said their redistricting proposal reflects the Iowa redistricting model that Democrats have endorsed and promoted in Wisconsin. There are a few key differences.
On Retail: Some suggest co-op model for Room of One's Own bookstore
Westside Community Market to move in 2017 and Attic Angels to hold its fall sale
Man arrested after backing into wife and child with vehicle, police say
Clinton Thompson tried to leave a Monona residence following a domestic disturbance Saturday when he backed into his wife and one-year-old child, who were taken to a hospital with non-life threatening injuries, the Monona Police Department said.
Frugal couple wonder if retirement is but a dream
SEATTLE — Saving for retirement is a source of financial anxiety for 29 percent of Americans, a recent survey by life insurer Northwestern Mutual estimated.
Madison author's memoir strives to normalize mental illness
Charles Monroe-Kane hopes his memoir leaves readers a bit tired when they turn the last page.
Mapping a new course with smartphone apps
Here WeGo, Waze, MapFactor, Mapquest, Scout GPS, Maps.Me and InRoute are just some of the apps that are challenging Google Maps and Apple Maps, which dominate smartphone mapping services, by focusing on new and novel features.
Don't let fat cats hide their campaign donations
OUR VIEW: The public deserves to know who is trying to influence elections and laws
Prep girls basketball: Portage's Melissa Leet orally commits to North Dakota
Leet is a 6-foot-5 forward/center for Portage.
Balancing Act: Mom’s viral Facebook note to husband strikes a funny bone — and a nerve
She wasn’t being serious, people.