Some Chocolate Peanut Butter containers were inadvertently filled with Orange Custard Chocolate Chip ice cream, leading to products with incorrect allergen labeling.

A spokesperson cited staffing challenges and said people needing inpatient hospice care can use the larger unit in Fitchburg.

The 34-year-old suspect was arrested in the stabbing Friday night of a 39-year-old man in Watertown, police said.

Judicial regulators have filed a 10-count complaint against a former Wisconsin Supreme Court justice who led an investigation into the 2020 presidential election results. The state Office of Lawyer Regulation filed the complaint against former Justice Michael Gableman on Tuesday.…

Gableman's review was initially allocated $676,000 in taxpayer funds but ultimately cost close to $2.5 million in additional legal fees and other court costs.

Walmart ratcheted up sales and profits again in the third quarter with its comparatively low prices proving a powerful draw for shoppers seeking to cut spending where they could. The nations largest retailer raised its outlook for the year as…

The former Wisconsin congressman from Hayward has worked as a lumberjack, competed in reality TV shows and was most recently a Fox News commentator.

Tickets to the Aug. 8 show go on sale Friday. The fair will run from July 31 to August 10.

Wisconsin has about 23,000 bears, with a range covering more than half the state.

Sarah Abel has been named executive director of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin, replacing Cassi Fenili, the organization said Tuesday.

People can apply for the experience on Nov. 27 at no cost, and the "gladiators" will be chosen by lottery.

Elon Musk is easily the worlds wealthiest man, with a net worth topping $300 billion. Heres how he could benefit from Trumps presidency.

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"This is going to be Mexican, but way different Mexican," manager Ricardo Vera said. "We will have dishes and options that we don't have or we don't find in Madison."

With Thanksgiving less than two weeks away, food retailers are trying to tempt Americans who haven't recovered from inflation.

Repeated delays have hampered efforts to establish a new grocery store near Park Street before the aging Pick 'n Save there closes.

Almost 60 investors from 35 angel networks, angel funds, venture funds and corporate or family funds were among the 450 people who attended the Wisconsin Early Stage Symposium in Madison.

Commissioners hope one building designed by a notable Madison architect won't be demolished.

Viewing the bronze replicas of the U.S. Constitution, Declaration of Independence and other documents can evoke similar emotions to seeing the actual documents in Washington, D.C.

I hope Amazon takes the environmental impact of its new distribution center in Cottage Grove seriously. But I doubt that it will, given the photo that accompanied the article in Sundays State Journal, "Long delayed, gigantic warehouse underway."

The Cornerstone Mobile Crisis Consultation Report in April included recommendations for delivering efficient and effective resources for mental health crises 24/7 throughout Dane County. The Dane County chapter of the National Alliance on Mental Illness believes these are important strategies.

The best and fastest way for the Wisconsin Badgers to win a national football championship is to field a women's team.

The Republicans will soon have the White House and majorities in the Senate and House. Plus, the Supreme Court already leans conservative. This means that Republicans could easily pass bills they want as long as they are constitutional.

During this holiday, take some time to reflect on what's most important, and express your gratitude to those you love. We're only here for a very short time, and being thankful will help you value it.

Luke Fickell arrived at his weekly news conference with a game plan he hoped would work. Only the University of Wisconsin football coach knows if he actually believed it would be successful.