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Madison Trust for Historic Preservation is launching a new set of eight walking tours Thursday, including ones of the Greenbush neighborhood, Maple Bluff and the UW-Madison agricultural campus.

MADISON, Wis. -- A man who led Maple Bluff police on a chase early Thursday was arrested in downtown Madison.

The Wisconsin Examiner won top honors for online investigative reporting, editorial writing and long feature writing at the annual Milwaukee Press Club Excellence in Journalism awards recognition dinner Friday evening. This year’s edition of the Press Club’s annual contest recognizes work published during the 2023 calendar year. One of 50 state outlets launched by or […] The post Examiner garners seven Milwaukee Press Club honors for journalism excellence appeared first on W...

This year’s Milwaukee Press Club contest continues the Wisconsin Examiner’s five-year record of award-winning journalism

MADISON, Wis. -- Kelda Roys, Democrat from Madison announced her campaign for re-election to the Wisconsin State Senate, representing the 26th District.

MADISON - Mary Ann (Peterson) Storer of Madison, Wis., died peacefully on Saturday, April 13, 2024, in the presence of her husband, Jack, and her five children, Mary D., Jack,

MADISON -- The larger-than-life existence of John Charles Clauder ended far too soon on April 6, 2024. He succumbed to lung cancer with his beloved wife, Barbara, at his side.

The family of the late actor are getting behind a film project that looks to capture the essence of the Madison native. Heres what we know.

Precipitation could continue throughout the state until Thursday evening, the National Weather Service says.