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Police were called to Dutch Mill Road early Saturday for a person suffering from a gunshot wound, Madison police spokesperson Stephanie Fryer said.

On the ballot: The three-way race for state superintendent and numerous municipal and school board races.

Recent snowfalls have opened up trails in Dane County and beyond but warm weather could shut things down by next week.

A Wisconsin scientist and a Milwaukee congressman were key figures in starting the National Weather Service.

"It's two of our favorite cuisines, and we felt like people wanted to try something new," one of the owners said.

"Ms. Shook’s advocacy spurred us to take a fresh look at the network designs in her location to see if an upgrade project is now feasible," TDS said.

Wind chills up to minus 30 are expected by early Tuesday, while the bitter cold will last through mid-week.

A nonstop creative, she believes art can educate.

From rundown properties and shoddy work to robocalls, Wisconsinites had plenty to complain about last year.

The Badgers moved hotels for their stay and meals the night before home football games and added a law enforcement motorcade with lights flashing and sirens blaring.

Jeff Butler, the professional illustrator and West High School alum who designed the current Reggie the Regent mascot, said the newly proposed logos "scream clip art."

The Badgers lost to the Fighting Illini earlier this season, but look to break a long losing streak against their conference foe using the momentum of their biggest win of the season.

How to tune in as the Badgers look to extend their stellar stretch.

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The Badgers put an end to their four-game losing skid with a road win over struggling Penn State.

Within the last seven days, two days had most of the snow: Wednesday and Friday.

The city of Madison is enforcing snow emergency parking rules Sunday night to assist with ongoing snow clean-up operations.

Vietnam veteran and Necedah native Ken Murphy, 79, will have the U.S. Post Office in his hometown named in his honor later this year.

The village of DeForest, just north of Madison, has decided to remove fluoride from its drinking water.