A commercial poultry facility in Barron County has reported a new positive case of bird flu, bringing Wisconsin's total to five cases this year.

Santa Claus is relocating his Paoli winter workshop this year.

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While this week's skies have mostly been overcast, there's still plenty of light on the horizon. This weekend takes Madison fishing, birding, polka dancing and biking, and that's not even half of the offerings. We can't promise it will warm…

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The state Supreme Court won't revoke former Milwaukee County Circuit Court Judge Hannah Dugan's law license after she was found guilty of obstructing federal immigration officers during an arrest last year.

The National Mustard Museum is launching a $40 for 40 years fundraiser in honor of its 40th anniversary in October.

The federal indictment marked the first Justice Department prosecution of a federal law enforcement officer accused of wrongdoing arising from the massive Minneapolis ICE deployment dubbed Operation Metro Surge.

A pair of lawsuits seeking to toss out Wisconsin's current congressional map and draw new boundaries before the 2028 presidential election appear likely to be sent back to the trial courts after a more than seven-hour hearing Wednesday by the…

Catch fish with the police, dance polka in Green County, or bike your way around Lake Monona to look at local art. Theres something for everybody this weekend around Madison.

New condo construction has been all but nonexistent in Madison in recent years.

Portage Administrator Justin Schoenemann said on Monday that Endeavor did not give a reason for terminating the agreement.

Defensive backs changed the game with back-breaking interception return touchdowns in Week 3. Check out five of the best from around Wisconsin.

Bids for the giant postcards downtown will be open from Sept. 19 to Oct. 17.

The 23rd annual Party on the Pavement will take place from noon-7 p.m. Saturday in Downtown Racine.

Big offensive performances highlight this week's 5 stars voting, and a defensive specialist who helped team find success. Vote for your favorite performance as the Supernova.

A year and a half ago, Chad Nelson and Laurie Miller were homeless and struggling to get by.

Hand-wringing by "not in my backyard" NIMBYs is unlikely to stop data center growth in Wisconsin.

Over the weekend, Episcopal Bishop Patrick Augustine celebrated his 50th Order anniversary. Over 200 people attended the lunch and 55-minute speech by Augustine of his time in ministry Several of his articles published in many newspapers and the five books…

The La Crosse County Sheriffs office, village of Bangor Police Department and Bangor School District have issued a joint statement:

Do we understand what socialism is? My understanding is that most U.S. cities operate as a socialist system. The city owns community buildings, parks, streets, water and sewer systems. The city pays workers to care for them. Garbage is collected.…

U.S. Rep. Derrick Van Orden, R-Prairie du Chien, failed to fight for us when he voted for the 2025 tax bill, the so-called "One Big Beautiful Bill." It gave tax cuts to the wealthy and corporations by slashing Medicaid funding…