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MGE Energy reports Q3 earnings higher, revenue lower than a year ago
The Madison-based utility holding company reported third-quarter net income of $37.9 million, or $1.05 per share, on revenue of $160.5 million.
Hands on Wisconsin: Tardy Madison school buses keep kids from learning
Many parents across the country are worried about a "woke" ideology being taught in schools. As the parent of two Madison Public School students, I can tell you my kids are learning much more about racial injustice in America's past…
WEC Energy Group now plans to phase out coal plants by 2032
Company executives said the effort to phase out the use of coal has been moved forward due to new investments in renewable energy and an emphasis on natural gas generation.
Ex-Tomah teacher gets 10 years in prison for sexual assaults of teen student, authorities say
A 75-year-old former Tomah teacher was sentenced Friday to 10 years in prison for sexually assaulting a 14-year-old student in the basement of a private school in Tomah, authorities reported.
Janesville parent arrested for threat, bringing gun to school, authorities say
Kevin Moore was arrested and jailed on tentative charges of disorderly conduct while armed and possession of a firearm in a school zone, Janesville police said.
Woman dies in 2-vehicle crash in town of Verona, authorities say
Citations are pending for the fatal crash that happened just after 11 a.m. Sunday on Highway PB, just north of Purcell Road, authorities said.
3 keys to success for Wisconsin men's basketball this season
The Badgers return more scoring than any Power Five program, but changes still can be made to elevate the group. Here are three things to watch this season.
3 things that stood out from No. 2 Wisconsin's volleyball win vs. No. 19 Purdue
The ability to rebound after losing a set was one of the highlights during Wisconsin's home win over Purdue.
3 things that stood out from Wisconsin men's basketball's exhibition win over UW-Stevens Point
The Badgers cruised in their unofficial opener to the 2023-24 season.
Bucks fall to .500 after blowout loss to Raptors on the road
Milwaukee fell behind by a big margin in the first quarter and never recovered in Toronto.
Masood Akhtar: Palestinians are not Hamas, have right to exist just as Israelis do
Unlawful attacks and systematic repression that have mired the region for decades will continue, so long as human rights and accountability are disregarded
Darlington Police arrest Honduras man in child sexual assault
Darlington police are seeking first degree sexual assault charges for Lopez-Murillo.
Legendary basketball coach Bob Knight dies
Bob Knight was one of the most successful college men's basketball coaches in history, but his legacy is complicated by his outbursts, run-ins and inability to control his temper.
Packers' trade of Rasul Douglas to Bills an offer 'you can't refuse'
Packers general manager Brian Gutekunst admitted he didn't want to trade cornerback Rasul Douglas.
Packers' Brian Gutekunst’s evaluation of Jordan Love? Next 10 games 'very important’
Packers general manager Brian Gutekunst said he's seen positives and negatives from quarterback Jordan Love.
Fireworks ignited inside store prompt felony charges against Madison man
A multi-mortar firework was ignited, which set off other mortars and caused holes in the ceiling.
Christa Westerberg: Reopening Wisconsin Supreme Court discussions was a good idea
Open administrative conferences give the public insight into the work of the court and the basis for its decisions on rules petitions
Wisconsin men's basketball freshman forward taking leave of absence
The forward was a four-star recruit and consensus top-125 prospect prior to enrolling this summer.
Bipartisan bill would establish regional mental health crisis centers in rural Wisconsin
Currently, individuals experiencing a mental health emergency are taken to the state's mental health hospital near Oshkosh, oftentimes hours away from their home and family.
Rep. Francesca Hong: Tougher banking rules would hurt minority-owned small businesses
Federal Reserve proposal requiring more capital would undermine the progress Biden administration has made