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Here's what happens when Robert Plant shows up at your Madison record store
"I had him sign one of his own CDs, which he was enthusiastic about," said Owner Steve Manley. "He signed it for myself and my wife."
Why Madison wants to stop collecting furniture, large items from big apartment buildings
The newly proposed policy does not apply to move-in and move-out for off-campus student housing.
Former Bucks assistant coach to rejoin team after firing by Lakers
A trip to the Western Conference Finals in two seasons wasn't enough to save the coach's Hollywood job, but he has a familiar landing spot.
Tourism spending in Wisconsin and Dane County continues healthy climb
Direct visitor spending in 2023 rose 5% statewide while Dane County saw a 9.9% increase when compared to 2022.
Summer music at Union Terrace used to go until midnight. Why does it now end at 10?
Music fans have gotten used to the earlier schedule of performers during the summer at the Union Terrace.
Madison's Plan Commission approves Essen Haus redevelopment
Occupy Madison's third tiny house village also cleared the commission.
Illinois woman jailed after OWI crash in which she killed Kenosha man, dragged body under car
The charges include homicide by vehicle while under the influence of a controlled substance, hit-and-run resulting in death and knowingly operating a motor vehicle without a valid license causing death.
Man arrested for La Crosse County homicide was found not guilty due to mental disease in 2009 attack
La Crosse County Jail records show that Zachary William Fritz was arrested Monday and faces a charge of first-degree intentional homicide.
Madison budget gap now at $22M: New estimates bring fiscal dillema into sharper focus
New budget estimates for 2025 forecast the city spending $26 million more to maintain current staffing and services but only bringing in $4 million in new revenue.
Second-year tight end aims for early training camp return from injury
The Packers hope to use each of their young tight ends together some next season. But one had to celebrate his wedding after having surgery.
Sun Prairie East's outfield helps keep Hudson grounded in Division 1 state quarterfinal win
Fly balls were in safe hands and a rare outfield putout helped punctuate the Cardinals' victory over the Raiders.
Madison school referendums could increase property tax bills by $1,300 by 2028
If both measures pass, tax bills for residents could increase by $1,376 by 2028.
Old Sauk Road development approved by Plan Commission despite local pushback
The redevelopment of the Essen Haus block and rezoning for Occupy Madison's third tiny house village also cleared the commission.
Wisconsin hockey teams to play at Wrigley Field next season, sources say
Outdoor games are returning for the Badgers centered around the NHL Winter Classic at the home of the Chicago Cubs.
Tom Still: Just catching up — follow-ups on past columns and news
Updates on Microsoft and Wisconsin, Wisconsin Innovation Fund and more.
Donald Trump is teaching our children bad behavior -- Judith Landsman
I failed my class, but it's because the teacher is conflicted and corrupt.
Limiting alcohol licenses will benefit Madison community -- Alexander Natanson
A Greater Madison Chamber of Commerce official suggested in a recent State Journal article that limiting the density of alcohol outlets in Madison is a "solution in search of a problem." But substantial evidence points to the real and pressing…
Madison cleanup crews deserve praise after windstorms -- Tom Balistreri
I would like to publicly thank the dedicated workers of the city of Madison for their extraordinary efforts in cleaning up the debris left by the severe storms we recently experienced here.
Colin Rea shines in his longest outing since 2016 as Brewers defeat Blue Jays
The right-hander allowed one run in seven innings, and the Brewers offense hit two home runs Monday against Toronto.
'Something you dream of': Senior's walk-off sends Sun Prairie East baseball to state semifinal
The senior ace got it down on the mound and at the plate to continue the rich history of Cardinals baseball for another game.






