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It’s terrifying to think about: You’re driving down the road, and suddenly another vehicle is speeding right at you in your lane. You might have seconds to swerve, or maybe

The Madison Police Department has said it will not send any of its six horses to the Midwest Horse Fair for fear of an equine virus that has begun showing

It’s terrifying to think about: You’re driving down the road, and suddenly another vehicle is speeding right at you in your lane. You might have seconds to swerve, or maybe

The Madison Police Department has said it will not send any of its six horses to the Midwest Horse Fair for fear of an equine virus that has begun showing

Shawna Tantillo, 34, is accused of buying a handgun from a Cross Plains gun store on Nov. 28 on behalf of a felon.

Carson Gulley was viewed by many as Madison’s first celebrity chef and had a cooking show, radio show and culinary business.

Who says the politicians at the state Capitol can’t cooperate? OK, we have said that — many times — and for good reason. Democratic Gov. Tony Evers and

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.

This State Journal editorial ran on April 11, 1924:

Multiple news reports confirm that people gathered on Library Mall Monday to watch the partial solar eclipse. The president was about five miles away.