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And median prices rose almost 7%, the MLS report found.

A Dane County sheriff's deputy who posted inflammatory Facebook comments regarding shootings in Madison has retired, with the sheriff saying Tuesday his actions "soiled the reputation and trus…

James V. Caruso is the new president and CEO of Madison-based Cellectar Biosciences.

The top two police officials in Beloit have been placed on administrative leave, effective immediately, after a review of the department questioned its "leadership and management."

One GOP lawmaker has dissed his spending plan as a "crap budget," and it gets worse than merely a rhetorical slap. 

The bill sets stricter standards for prescribing painkillers to veterans and triggers an investigation if prescribing rates at a facility are found to be abnormally high.

Middleton tennis coach Andre Glass eyes return 

Redevelopment would be at former Foreign Car Specialists site.

Not enough trained workers? Maybe companies should try hiring more unskilled people with brains and work ethic and train them themselves.

If America is to get on the right track in global commerce, two Wisconsin congressmen will deserve a big share of the credit.

Business and pleasure are on the agenda for the Baraboo High School baseball team’s trip to Appleton today.

Yost  on Monday showed an appreciation for his time in Milwaukee in his first regular season trip to Miller Park since being fired by the Brewers in 2008.

The plea completed a series of pleas in four states that will see him serve at least nine years in prison for drugging and sexually assaulting women.

The University of Wisconsin’s coaching staff continues to pile up oral commitments this summer.

MILWAUKEE — It was a case of too little, too late for the Milwaukee Brewers.

BATTLE CREEK, Mich. — A two-run first inning provided enough offense, and the Madison Mallards bounced back from a weekend sweep with a 6-1, eight-inning Northwoods League victory over the Bat…

The commission voted against a demolition permit for Knothe and Bruce Architects' proposal to build 26 apartments and 4,675 square feet of commercial space.

When it came time to support two of his former University of Wisconsin men’s hockey teammates over the weekend, Michael Mersch took the safe, diplomatic route.

Christopher Phelps faces tentative charges of disorderly conduct, second-degree recklessly endangering safety, battery and carrying a concealed weapon.

A recent letter writer cited Raine Gardner’s column, "How to turn more girls into engineers," from the May 24 Opinion page and called for more engineers to be mentors for students who are cons…