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Madison police are searching for a gunman wanted in connection to an overnight shooting on the city's East Side early Friday morning that left one man hurt. More Details
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A Town of Madison man convicted of torturing his 14-year-old daughter has been sentenced to 20 years in prison. More Details
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House Democrats heard it all Saturday -- words of inspiration from President Barack Obama and raucous chants of protests from demonstrators. And at times it was flat-out ugly, including some racial epithets aimed at black members of Congress. More Details
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Texas Textbook Debate Could Affect Local Schools
One Hurt After Overnight Shooting In Madison
NWS Officials Monitor Wisconsin Rivers For Flooding
Teen Accused In Fatal Overdose Sentenced To Juvenile Facility
City Officials To Proceed On Library Project Without Developer
Report: City Committee Allows Edgewater Project To Move Forward
UW-Eau Claire Student Dies In Fall
Appeals Court Reverses Sex Assault Conviction In Jefferson County
Temp Agency Settles Discrimination Suit In Wisconsin
Officials: Free Lunch Participation Up Again In Wisconsin
Monona Grove Parents Lobby To Keep School Open
Swiss Gruyere Named World's Best Cheese In Madison Contest
Census Bureau Targets College Students
Wisconsin Group Stops Using Citizens United Name
Bill Would Expand Parking Around State Capitol
Ordinance Would Give County Workers Time Off After Organ Donation
Missing 3-Year-Old Found Safe
Worker Hurt After Explosion At Oconomowoc Resort
Sun Prairie Students Help Vets Take Honor Flight
Beaver Dam Students Shave Heads, Raise Money
Therapists Use Technology To Help Children Avoid Sports Injuries
New Report Details Causes Contributing To St. Mary's Hospital Death
Records Show Walker Doesn't Always Pack His Lunch
Official: Not Enough Votes To Expel State Lawmaker
State Patrol Officer Hurt After Crash With Deer
E-Mails Reveal Firing Of State Veterans Secretary Was Planned
Ethics Of Animal Experiments Debated On Campus
State Officials Encourage Businesses To Stay For Meetings
Officials Praise 911 Center's Attendant System While Issues Remain
New Central Library Project Hits Another Snag
Republican Lawmaker Retiring From Assembly
New Report Shows Increase In Hate Crimes In Wisconsin
State Officials Pump Up Deer Population Goals
Firefighters Battle East Side Apartment Fire
Proposal Would End Free Blue Books For Newspapers
Man Faces Arson Charges After Madison House Fire
Waterloo Petitions DOT To Change High-Speed Rail Plans
Authorities: Packers' Havner Faces DUI Charges
Walker Recycles Brown Bag Fundraising Gimmick
Voting Reform Bill Touted As National Leader
DNR Board Approves Hearings For Phosphorus Rules
Packers Finalize 2-Year Deal With Tauscher
Madison To Charge For Online Bill Pay
Wisconsin To Join Midwestern Earthquake Drill Next Year
Local Wisconsin Governments Talk About Consolidation
DNR Says CWD Levels Rise In Deer Population
Parents, Experts Weigh Co-Sleeping Benefits, Risks
Officials: Unemployment Increases In All Major Cities
Bill Allowing Raw Milk Sales In Wisconsin Advances
Appointee To UW Regents Says Focus Is Minorities
Walker Blames Dealmaking In State's Train Contract
Doyle Signs Public Defender Access Bill
Deer Hunters Share Concerns With DNR Leaders
Madison Police Investigate Construction Site Thefts
Watertown Residents Confused By Wrong City On Census Forms
Catholic Multicultural Center Inks New 8-Year Lease
Group: Wisconsin Fails At Posting Contract Info Online
Legislators Ponder End To Religious Exception For Parents
Police Seek Suspects, Weapons After Gun Store Heist
Interstate Plan Could Boost Rock County Economy
Madison Police Investigating Gun Shop Robbery
Janesville Man Charged With Ninth OWI

Local Political News

With Doyle, Lawton Both Gone, Who's The Governor?
Panel To Vote On Punishment For Embattled Lawmaker
Report: City Committee Allows Edgewater Project To Move Forward
Republican Lawmaker Retiring From Assembly
Voting Reform Bill Touted As National Leader
Walker Blames Dealmaking In State's Train Contract
Wisconsin Group Stops Using Citizens United Name
Official: Not Enough Votes To Expel State Lawmaker
Ordinance Would Give County Workers Time Off After Organ Donation
Legislators Ponder End To Religious Exception For Parents
Madison To Charge For Online Bill Pay
Watertown Residents Confused By Wrong City On Census Forms
New Central Library Project Hits Another Snag
Walker Recycles Brown Bag Fundraising Gimmick
Proposal Would End Free Blue Books For Newspapers
Doyle Headed To Italy To Talk Business
State Officials Encourage Businesses To Stay For Meetings
Governor Signs Bill Helping Retirement Investments
Bill Allowing Raw Milk Sales In Wisconsin Advances
Legislators Approve Extra Money For District Attorneys
Local Wisconsin Governments Talk About Consolidation
Budget Committee Expands Funeral Program
Neumann Delivers Petitions On Health Care
Doyle Signs Public Defender Access Bill
Group Asks Wisconsin Democracy Campaign To Stop Using Its Name
Group: Wisconsin Fails At Posting Contract Info Online
Records Show Walker Doesn't Always Pack His Lunch
State Officials Propose New Phosphorus Limits
State Debates Expansion Of Burial Program For Poor
Lawmakers Consider Brush Cutter's Work Claim
Founding Of Republican Party To Be Re-Enacted In Ripon
Wis. Debates Expansion Of Burial Program For Poor
Judge: Groups Can't Intervene In Campaign Cases
Tea Party Members Gather For State Meeting
Broad Support For Regional Transit In Wisconsin

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