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Masked intruder and two accomplices had targeted victim for robbery, police say.

New study warns smaller villages are struggling more than larger cities to recover from recession, attract candidates.

The first of two Food Fight restaurants replacing Bluephies on Monroe Street is set to open at 5 p.m. today.

Explore the National Park Service's 100-year legacy and learn about the challenges these national treasures face.

They're often wrong, with even the brightest statisticians having a harder time finding willing, representative resopndents

Green beans can be — well, I’ll say it, boring.

Breakwater puts its location on the Yahara River to good use with inviting indoor and outdoor seating, and notable food for whatever your mood.

But advocates say larger wolf numbers benefit wildlife, and running hounds through wolf pup territory boosts conflicts, advocate says.

Ameya Sanyal advocates for thousands of students in her role as the student representative on the Madison School Board.

The first thing you notice is the odor of years of accumulated bad aim.

Tony Evers described a drop in ACT college preparatory test results released Wednesday as a “solid starting place,” given that they represent the first year that all public high school seniors took the exam.

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The charges, which include stealing federal money, possessing child pornography and escaping a transitional facility, were handed down Wednesday by a grand jury from the Western District of Wisconsin, the U.S. Attorney's Office said.

Town of Madison department heads will look at a plan by city of Madison and Fitchburg officials that would speed up the municipalities annexation, and the group could make a recommendation by early next year.

The podcast will be recorded and debuted Sept. 3 with a live audience at the High Noon Saloon.

The All-American setter arrived on campus in 2013 with the stated goal of helping UW win its first national championship.

Coffeehouse and music venue raises almost $14,000 in the four days since a vehicle plowed into it.

If anyone needed a reminder about the unpredictability of college football, they got it this week when University of Wisconsin senior guard Dan Voltz pulled the plug on his football career due to the cumulative effect of injuries over five…