In the 608

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In the 608 for Fall Restaurant Week: Bonfyre American Grille

Lilianas

In the 608 for Fall Restaurant Week: Liliana's

Buck Honeys

In the 608 for Fall Restaurant Week: Buck & Honey's

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In the 608: Fall Restaurant Week kicks off Sunday

The Cider Farm

In the 608: Josh visits 'The Cider Farm'

Every weekday on News 3 Now This Morning, Josh Spreiter highlights the unique people, places and events across the Madison area and southern Wisconsin with “In the 608.”

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Koats For Kids

In the 608: Koats for Kids 2021

Solar Panel

In the 608: How a Madison church went solar

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In the 608: The original 'Beltline Bob' to retire Thursday

Willy St Coop

In the 608: September is 'Eat Local Month'

PHOTOS: Badgers fans rally in Florida at the Orange Bowl Beach Bash

In the 608: Badger Bash is back Saturday! Here's what you need to know

In the 608: What MMSD students can expect going back-to-school today

Verona Schools to require masks to start school year

In the 608: Back-to-school week at Verona Area School District

Kelch Aviation Museum

In the 608: Kelch Aviation Museum now open

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In the 608: Local wrestling coach battling cancer, inspiring others

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In the 608: How a new initiative aims to keep local lakes cleaner

In The 608: Healthy Back To School Lunch, Snacks For Kids

In the 608: Healthy back-to-school lunch, snacks for kids

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In the 608: Experience the "Cranes of the World" in Baraboo

First Warn Forecast

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A cool start to fall, but it won't stya that for long - Gary

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Local News

Local man donates one million pop tabs to Ronald McDonald House

Veterans build house for Sun Prairie mom

Online auction could land Janesville's former General Motors site new owner by November

COVID cases double among Wisconsin children

Health officials say latest COVID-19 surge hasn’t peaked in Wisconsin

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