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Landlords newly empowered by state laws walk a fine line between "cleaning up" a neighborhood and creating homelessness.

Housing providers secured more discretion in screening applicants, and they can boot tenants easier.

The city's rental market is extremely tight, and there's a dearth of low-income housing.

Despite working more than 50 hours a week, Cheryl Marten cannot find affordable housing.

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Even Ryan’s halfhearted embrace of Trumpism makes it more likely Ryanism will fade too.

Some Packers fans probably will ignore the story or even applaud Rodgers for making a lifestyle change he believes will benefit his performance. But for others, I imagine this will become another negative bead on the scale of Rodgers vs.…

Jeremy Beach is growing the hops and barley and other ingredients to brew his Cheese City Beer.

The City Council early Wednesday approved $350,000 to pay for a expert to examine the Police Department's policies, procedures, training and culture.

Randolph High School alumnus Jay Peters holds the Mallards in check.

The Blue Devils junior cards a 5-under-par 67 in the final round.

The Sun Prairie baseball team rallied for two runs in the bottom of the seventh inning to advance past Oconomowoc in walk-off fashion in a WIAA Division 1 sectional final Tuesday evening.

The senior's 2-under-par 70 propels him to a 7-stroke victory.

Evan Spry and Jack Blomgren combine to shut out the Wildcats in a Division 1 sectional final.

The Cardinals defeat Sauk Prairie and La Crosse Logan in dramatic fashion.

Chris Carter hits two home runs and drives in five runs.

District Attorney Ismael Ozanne is still deciding whether to charge Cierra Finkley after she fatally stabbed Terrance Woods last August.

University of Wisconsin men's basketball coach Greg Gard threw out the first pitch before the Milwaukee Brewers hosted the Oakland A's at Miller Park on Tuesday night.