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Taxi services in Baraboo may not continue into 2025 after the city's contract with Abby Vans expires at the end of the year.

Chuck Woolery, the affable, smooth-talking game show host of “Wheel of Fortune,” “Love Connection” and “Scrabble” who later became a right-wing podcaster, has died.

Former Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Michael Gableman is in the news again after a state regulatory body found he violated several rules during his investigation into the 2020 election.

Multiple shots were reported shortly after 6 p.m. Thursday in the 2800 block of Coho Street, Fitchburg police reported.

Tips for your flowers, trees and shrubs.

The 16-year-old was a suspect in several recent shots fired cases, including two from October that occurred on North Thompson Avenue.

The man had warrants for his arrest and said he would not surrender alive.

The U.S. Navy littoral combat ship was commissioned Saturday in Milwaukee and its crew has become immersed in Beloit's culture.

Weird is wonderful, inflation is tamed, health care superb, subscriptions up

Nebraska is a step closer to a second straight Big Ten title as seniors led the way and answered every Badgers rally.

The Gophers have an opportunity to take Paul Bunyan's Axe back, but also secure the Badgers' first losing season since 2001.

This State Journal announcement ran on Nov. 7, 2004:

Many groups have come together to make sure every child gets a toy during the holidays.

Observations this week center on a big miss from the Badgers offense, Nebraska repeatedly exploiting the same weakness in Wisconsin's defense and more.

In this manner, Judy Faulkner of Epic Systems Corp. is a fine role model.

The Badgers have lost four consecutive games, and Luke Fickell is struggling to explain why.

I support the Madison police chief's request to implement body-worn cameras on patrol officers across the city. The City Council has fumbled the ball on this issue for years until it finally agreed this past year to test the cameras.

Here's President-elect Donald Trump's possible plan: Two years from now, he will declare he has fixed America and retire in glory to Mar-a-Lago. There, he will spend his final years hawking an ever-growing heap of vanity merchandise to his adoring…