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A Dane County judge on Monday dismissed the lawsuit brought by the Great Lakes Wildlife Alliance.

Firefighters were called to the complex in the 2100 block of Muir Field Road just before 8 p.m.

Officers were sent to the 1200 block of Enterprise Drive after someone reported seeing a male donned in a black ski mask and armed with a gun.

Straight No Chaser, a nine-piece a cappella group, will perform in Madison at the Overture Center for the Arts.

Edward I. Smith, 41, fatally shot 36-year-old Santrie M. Riley during a physical altercation over drugs on Nov. 22, 2022.

The incident was reported last week by First Student which has 27 buses tagged with spray paint.

"The Ivy League is losing its standing as America’s producer of great talent," the magazine said.

That makes five former Badgers who entered the transfer portal and announced destinations.

The closer will allow a construction crane on Regent Street to be removed.

Wisconsin's economy isn't just one thing. It can feel very different depending on where you're standing.

Halei Heinzel of Oconomowoc and a UW-Madison senior has been Wisconsin's 77th Alice in Dairyland.

The market features over 100 vendors and this year will expand to capitol Square

The crash on Sunday north of Middleton claimed the life a 54-year-old woman.

Computers began powering forecasts in 1955, leading to a golden age in weather science.

"Pretty coincidental that they suddenly solved their 'over capacity' problem as soon as they heard from you!" Landsman said.

After his performance wearing No. 32 at Green Bay's rookie minicamp last week, the former Trojan should have no problems switching to his old jersey number. Here's how he's acclimating.

A couple of key transfer targets and high school recruits visited Wisconsin football spring practices last week. Here's what to know.

"MoHo rocks." "MoHo strong." "You matter" "We love you." "We appreciate you." Suns. Flowers. Rainbows. Those were just some of the chalk designs seen Sunday.

Collaboration with Arts for All Wisconsin explores a different view of art-making