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DNR officials said they would complete a reorganization by June to help fend off more GOP budget cuts, but the plan is postponed.

Gray wolves were wiped out by Wisconsin hunters decades ago and only reemerged in the last couple of years. Now hunters are complaining of unsatisfying deer hunts, because the wolves are killing so many deer.

With no options, Brannon Prisk and Adria Mackesey built an encampment in the woods, enduring frigid and sweltering temperatures.

The Dane County Homeless Services Consortium's new 21-page community plan to prevent and end homelessness sets first-time housing benchmarks.

Some don't access care until illness or dental needs become acute. Mothers with newborns and those recovering from surgery can be discharged to the streets. The terminally ill may have no place to die with dignity.

OUR VIEW: Members show they’re more interested in playing politics than settling disputes fairly or holding leaders accountable

Admittedly, it's a savvy bit of political triangulation.

Tuille and grosgrain ribbon sounds like the makings of an elegant Victorian ball gown. Printer Katherine Kuehn did not create a ball gown, but instead used the ribbon as a foundation for an art piece in her exhibit “Close Reading:…

Football

HONOLULU – So much for scouting.

Entrepreneurs respond to the latest study by the Kauffman Foundation.

Behind senior Izzy Owca’s record-setting performance, the Madison Memorial girls cross country team opened the season with a narrow — but satisfying — victory in the Glenn Herold Invitational on Saturday at Watertown.

Pittsburgh scores five runs off the right-hander in the fourth inning.

The fullback position was a strength for the University of Wisconsin football team last season, with eventual sixth-round NFL draft pick Derek Watt leading a group that also included veteran Derek Straus and a talented third option in Austin Ramesh.

The University of Wisconsin football team has nearly filled its 2017 recruiting class before the start of the season, and the Badgers are already working on 2018.

Residents nearby the Fitchburg house explosion are trying to move forward from the event while debris and rubble remains in sight.

Rain disrupted some plans for the new event on Madison's Southwest Side, but organizers pushed through to provide a community-building festival.

FIVE THINGS TO WATCH

At this time last year, Alex Moderski was preparing to start her high school swimming career at McFarland.

After a fifth consecutive season in which the Green Bay Packers reached the NFL playoffs only to fall tantalizingly short of the Super Bowl, the residents of Packers Nation are getting restless.