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UW-Madison takes another crack at demolishing decrepit Mosse Humanities building
UW-Madison has eyed the demise of the Humanities building for the last decade. Leaders developed the current campus master plan, a road map for developments and renovations, in 2015.
Proposed charter high school 'fundamentally misaligns' with district, Madison board member says
It's a familiar approach for the district and board to take, given Madison schools have fought against other proposed charter schools in the past.
2 arrested after fleeing vehicle went up to 100 mph in 25 mph zone, Monona police say
Monona officers used “their professional driving skills” to catch the vehicle on the Beltline, Monona police chief Brian Chaney said.
Metro Transit reports service disruptions Thursday due to ‘extreme number’ of driver absences
Riders should check real-time information on the routes they are considering, Metro Transit said.
Mother and daughter create warm, welcoming space for Regent Street bookstore
Ink & Ivy's small space is filled with a wide genre of books and gifts, and the owners are taking a leap of faith.
Exact Sciences’ Q4 results beat analysts’ expectations
The company best known for its Cologuard colon cancer screening test posted a loss of $864.6 million, or $4.67 per share, on revenue of $713.4 million.
People are stepping up to keep veterans group Stand Down Madison going
At an annual event every October, the organization serves between 70 and 150 homeless or at-risk veterans, providing essentials such as toiletries, clothing and access to services.
30 great ideas for your Madison-area weekend
You'll find plenty of variety this weekend — from outdoor events to indoor artistic treats.
What Wisconsin football is looking for from its quarterbacks in new offense
Wisconsin football's offensive coordinator knows what he wants in a quarterback to lead his style of offense. Here is what the Badgers are looking for in their signal-callers.
Restaurant review: Easy to see why Naty’s Fast Food has a following
True mom-and-pop shop that does fried catfish and fries well along with Italian beef and taqueria fare. And if you eat gizzards, they've got those, too.
Giannis Antetokounmpo eager to play with new teammates but cautious with calf issue
Giannis Antetokounmpo last appeared in a game Feb. 2 and still hasn’t played alongside trade-deadline acquisitions Kyle Kuzma, Kevin Porter Jr. and Jericho Sims.
How Wisconsin men's basketball's potential Big Ten Player of the Year is only getting better
The star graduate guard has averaged 25.1 points per game over his last eight contests, showing significant improvements even after setting a high bar at the start of the season.
Why this former Wisconsin football running back is optimistic about 2 key positions
This former Wisconsin football standout hasn’t been shy giving his two cents on social media about the team. But he tweeted praise after recent talks with two assistants.
5 high school girls basketball stars of the week: Feb. 20 edition
This week's girls basketball stars include a freshman who's one of the best scorers in the state, a spark plug that's "burning bright" and a sophomore with a dominant double-double.
Only we can stand up to Donald Trump's madness | Ellis Felker
The first month of Donald Trump's presidency has been terrifying. And now he wants to remove the Palestinians from Gaza with no right to return and redevelop it? He is a madman.
We should be outraged by Elon Musk's meddling in government | Jeff Virchow
Imagine that agents of a foreign government (say Russia, for instance) found a way to breach the firewall of the U.S. government computer system and gain access to all of the data contained therein. How do you suppose Congress would…
Americans will suffer from loss of USAID's good work | Tammy Tollefson
It's said that when you’re stupid, you don’t know you’re stupid. Now we hear that President Donald Trump's administration will be laying off nearly all of the staff of the U.S. Agency for International Development.
Give rural communities a voice in siting renewable energy | Pete Moris
Since 2009, virtually all practical control over wind and solar projects in the state has rested with the appointed (not elected) Public Service Commission of Wisconsin. Recently, the PSC denied my request to intervene, along with two other individuals, in…
Donald Trump is trying to make our government more efficient | Hugh L. Roberts
Have you noticed the latest freakout from mostly Democrats about the actions President Donald Trump has taken since being reelected?
Assembly votes to reverse changes to annual school report cards, Forward Exam
The changes were made by state Superintendent Jill Underly, who is running for reelection in April.