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Brewers score 10 to dominate decisive game 3 of road series at Mariners
Milwaukee has won five of its six games since the All-Star festivities, and scored the most runs it has since a 10-6 win over Colorado on June 27.
Obituary index for Thur., July 24
NESBITT, Arthur Wallace, 97
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Above: Florida Panthers assistant athletic trainer Brian Riedel holds the Stanley Cup with Logan Bersky, 10, during a visit Wednesday at American Family Children’s Hospital in Madison. Below left: Krew Kibbel, 5, takes a shot at a miniature goal while…
Body of Eliotte Heinz, missing La Crosse grad student, found in Mississippi River
LA CROSSE — After three days of searches, the body of missing Viterbo graduate student Eliotte Heinz was recovered Wednesday morning from the Mississippi River.
Wisconsin volleyball promotes two assistants, hires one
Lauren Carlini and a pair of others are part of the staff in charge of keeping the Badgers competitive in seasons to come.
Judge sentences Kohberger to life in prison for murdering University of Idaho students (copy)
Bryan Kohberger, the man who sneaked into a home near the University of Idaho campus and stabbed four students to death in 2022, was sentenced Wednesday to life in prison.
Trump's DOJ seeks Wisconsin voter data. State agency says there's a fee for that
More than two weeks since the commission responded, the DOJ has yet to follow up on the agency's letter.
US stocks hit more records following US-Japan trade deal (copy)
NEW YORK — U.S. stocks set more records Wednesday following a trade deal between the world’s No. 1 and No. 4 economies, which would lower proposed tariffs on Japanese imports coming to the United States.
Plenty of places to stay cool in Madison amid heat advisory Wednesday
Southern Wisconsin is under a heat advisory until 8 p.m. Wednesday.
Epstein files are monster Donald Trump created in latest cartoon from Phil Hands
The "make America great again" crowd has been obsessed with theories about Jeffrey Epstein, a New York financier and sex offender who died by suicide in his jail cell in 2019. Many in Donald Trump's orbit fueled the fire of…
Alliant Energy Center needs to grow, but funding and focus are obstacles
Should the county expand the Exhibition Hall and keep major events like the World Dairy Expo, or upgrade the dated Coliseum to attract more shows, and the money they bring?
Here's what's happening with 3 projects that promise to change Madison
Madison and Dane County have a long history of pulling off publicly funded projects — eventually.
Madison's ambitious LakeWay project depends on private fundraising
Plans call for a series of improvements to bridge the separation between Downtown and Lake Monona's hard-to-reach shoreline.
Madison has waited 50 years for trains to return to the city. Will it happen?
Since 1971, Madison has appeared close to getting its own Amtrak station. Again and again, those plans fizzled out.
Apartments, a car wash and Chick-fil-A are coming to McKee and Fitchrona
A four-story apartment building, Chase Bank, Crew Carwash, McDonald's and Chick-fil-A are expected to open in the Fitchburg development by early next year.
How will new faculty workload requirements affect UW system research?
Universities of Wisconsin System faculty fear for the future of research under a new teaching workload requirement they say will overburden professors and exacerbate inequalities between system schools.
Beaver Dam man arrested in Madison child enticement, sexual assault
The incident happened the night of June 25 in the 800 block of Jana Lane on the Far East Side.
Tariffs are anything but a game for Middleton game company
Thunderworks Games faces an uncertain future as it tries to navigate and plan around a changing landscape of tariffs.
No free George Webb burgers: Brewers' 11-game win streak ends in 1-0 loss to Mariners
Cal Raleigh ripped his 39th homer of the season to bring the Milwaukee Brewers win streak to a halt.
'I'll never forget the ref's name': How a 1998 state semifinal still haunts Monona Grove
An unforgettable personal foul call in 1998 has forever stained the Kohl Center experience for former Monona Grove boys basketball players and coaches.