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The self-named 'B Squad' of Badgers players were tasked with protecting the team's WCHA lead while team stars were at the Olympics. They completed the task Sunday.

A 16-year-old died from his injuries Friday, the day after a 19-year-old shot him and then killed himself.

Sauk Prairie police were sent to the 600 block of 21st Street just after 3 a.m. Saturday for a person with a gunshot wound.

The incident happened in the 1200 block of East Washington Avenue outside of the woman's apartment building, police said.

Police say the driver in Thursday's crash on the East Side was cooperating with the investigation.

Winning line from Middleton reader beats more than 70 entries.

Here are three more things, beyond diet and exercise, for better health.

These are not the easiest of times in America’s higher education business, public or private.

Green Bay has plenty of holes in need of filling this offseason, some more than others.

Remember the last time Wisconsin elected a state Supreme Court justice?

The Badgers missed out on an opportunity to sweep the second-ranked Wolverines, with a stretch of the second period proving critical.

The Trump administration’s Environmental Protection Agency recently announced the repeal of the agency's previous 2009 greenhouse gases ruling (which stated that greenhouse gases are a key driver of climate change and a threat to public health). This rollback sets a…

We all know the Progressive insurance commercials that tell you not to become like your parents. In one ad, a guy in the coffee shop holds up the unclaimed cup and calls out the name on the cup, "We've got…

I get the chance to visit New York City on a regular basis. It has become an example of traffic safety.

OUCH-Int’l (Oncology Advocates United For Climate and Health -- International) is an international nonprofit, nonpartisan organization focused on mitigating the effects of climate change on cancer care.

Regarding the Wisconsin State Journal's Feb. 15 editorial, "Fast-growing Madison needs better Beltline," supporting a Beltline expansion, a familiar saying goes: if you’re in a hole, stop digging. It’s time for the Wisconsin Department of Transportation to heed that advice.

A young man was killed recently while walking in a marked crossing on South Park Street in Madison. Crossing lights were flashing. The driver was estimated to be going 62 mph. The street was likely busy at that time of…