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An investigation determined that Berry was killed in Milwaukee and driven to the site where her body was found.

Just like Richland last year, the Fond du Lac and Washington County campuses will soon stop offering classes, leaving staff, students and leaders wrestling with uncertain futures.

First Choice Dental said it is conducting an ongoing investigation into the incident. The company is the third Wisconsin business in recent weeks to have experienced such circumstances.

Craig Counsell cited a need for a "new professional challenge” was at the forefront of his decision to leave the Brewers for a divisional rival.

Aiming or guiding the football on deep throws isn't a winning formula for Jordan Love, his coach says.

Cielo would be a music venue for house and techno music, as well as a bar and grill offering small plates at 118 State St.

The plan would reduce the state's payout by $20 million and impose a $2 ticket surcharge on non-baseball events such as concerts or monster truck shows.

For months, Jon and Brenda Furlow have been seeking to build a large, two-story home behind the mid-1800s Old Spring Tavern at 3706 Nakoma Road near the UW Arboretum.

The legislation is the latest in a yearslong debate about free speech on Wisconsin university campuses.

The bill's passage came as its proponents questioned why top high school graduates were getting rejected from Wisconsin universities and ended up studying out of state.

John Buccigross was one of the first to put the Badgers at No. 1. A former Wisconsin coach has been telling him to watch out for the team.

The Wisconsin men's basketball player's second citation came after he wrote in a document filed with the court that "I pledge to be better moving forward."

Officials believe the driver who hit the deputy was impaired.

The attempted homicide case will be on hold while the man accused in the attack receives mental health treatment.

The Madison School Board should know that what Mark Twain said about them wasn't fair: "In the first place, God made idiots. This was for practice. Then he made school boards."

As we prepare for yet another biennial episode of collective national insanity, let me offer some advice to all prospective candidates for Congress.

I note the passing of Harry Klinger, whom I met years ago when I was an attorney for the Madison Police and Fire Commission, during the very difficult years punctuated by Fire Chief Ed Durkin's well-known efforts to bring women…

Math just made me cry.

Lack of due process and transparency in Middleton city government means the impending doom of a seven-acre greenspace adjacent to Lake Mendota. City staff and leaders are poised to ramrod a zoning change, recommending that a privately owned parcel at…

The Badgers faced a scare late from the in-state Panthers, but key points of focus came through in Wisconsin's seventh straight home-opening victory.