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Artificial turf being installed this week mitigates game cancellations and makes the field more playable for other local teams.

The Atwood Music Hall would bring live music shows to the building, constructed in 1932, that features a dramatic arched ceiling.

Wisconsin locked in another in-state commitment last week from a three-sport, All-State standout. Get to know the three-star recruit from Neenah.

A pair of freshmen headline this week's girls track and field standout performers. Vote for you favorite.

I have been captivated by the Donald Trump trial proceedings in New York.

The Badgers bolstered their front court in a big way Tuesday with the addition of a former Northern Kentucky center.

The service is part of a new SSM Health partnership with Minneapolis-based Inbound Health, which provides in-home, post-hospital care.

After four contentious seasons, and a fierce rivalry with a nearby ice cream shop, the Atwood Scoop on Madison's East Side has closed.

Gov. Tony Evers announced Tuesday that he is seeking applicants to fill the seat of a retiring Dane County Circuit Court judge.

The crash happened in the early hours of April 14 just west of Beaver Dam.

The closure will allow more work on the recently installed pedestrian and bike bridge that spans the expanded roadway.

The Teacher Pledge Program covers in-state tuition and fees, testing and licensing for students in teacher education programs if they teach in Wisconsin schools after graduation.

It's hoped that Keisean Nixon back returning kicks and a second-year jump from kicker Anders Carlson will be enough for the special teams to see improvement.

Crowd sizes for Badgers men's basketball home games fell to the lowest level on record in 2022-23 but rebounded slightly in 2023-24. Here are the numbers.

The mural on the side of Metro Transit's maintenance building is now three years behind schedule, amid newly discovered structural problems with the building.

Sixteen UW-Madison student designers are showing their work for the public in a fashion show hosted by the Issue, a UW-Madison student-run magazine.

Hunter Wohler reached his breaking point last season. But the standout safety decided to return and be part of the solution.

What is a life worth? Not much if you ride a bike.

Hot bats were on display all week with a couple pitching performances that stand out. Meet this week's stars.

From playing on a torn quadricep to a week filled with hat tricks, meet this week's stars.