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Many Wisconsin games will have a new radio home in Milwaukee
Good Karma Brands is taking over radio rights for Badgers football, basketball, volleyball and hockey games in Wisconsin's largest market.
She won $150 on an online gambling site. Then, they blocked her and money was charged to her card
Jackpot Rabbit's owner, UTech Solutions LLC, has an F rating and 25 complaints with the BBB.
A dozen great ideas for your Madison-area weekend
Join in on community celebrations, take in some live wrestling, or dance to celtic rock in the Madison area this weekend.
Wine, chocolate, yarn, clothing and more: Meet the businesses of the Madison Public Market
The long-awaited market features a diverse mix of local businesses.
Harley Davidson profit dips as sales climb in US
Harley-Davidson CEO Artie Starrs said 2026 represents a transition year for the business, which seeks to reset the brand with its new "Back to the Bricks" strategy.
How a hidden trailer helps run EAA AirVenture’s busiest airport
The operation standing over EAA AirVenture Oshkosh measures fewer than 10 feet high and isn’t visible anywhere on the Wittman Regional Airport grounds — or even in Oshkosh.
Gov candidate Joel Brennan faces backlash from Black Dems, state party over new ad
Joel Brennan's new campaign ad targets the Democratic candidates of color who are leading in polls as being unelectable and doesn't mention the only other white candidate in the race.
Gov candidate David Crowley 'strongly condemns' language in old Twitter account
Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley, a Democratic candidate for governor, is condemning language used in an old social media account he says he shared with others.
How 'Third Base Joey' found his swing again for the Brewers
After 14 months as the fourth-worst hitter in baseball with at least 500 plate appearances, Joey Ortiz is looking like the player Milwaukee got from Baltimore in 2024.
More lone star ticks, which cause red meat allergy, showing up in Wisconsin
Although individual lone star ticks have made it to Wisconsin, likely via traveling wildlife, it's still too cold in the winter to establish a lasting population.
Williamson Street segment closed in wake of Madison police shooting
The city said in a statement early Thursday that “to ensure public safety” Williamson Street would be closed from South Dickinson Street to South Few Street.
Ex-Judge Hannah Dugan's law license may be suspended after conviction
The move is routine after a Wisconsin lawyer is convicted of a "serious crime," said Stephen Kelley, court spokesperson.
Polzin: Why transfer wing has lofty goals with Wisconsin men's basketball
Eian Elmer knows all about the Badgers' run of productive portal players. The shooter from Miami (Ohio) has his sights set on becoming the next on that list.
Packers safety group set standard as arguably strongest position on team
The Green Bay Packers safety position heads into training camps leading the way on defense.
Federal judge dismisses wake boaters' lawsuit against northwest Wisconsin town
Judge James Peterson ruled the wake boaters had a "lack of standing" because they continued to wake boat even after the ordinance was enacted and town officials testified they had no means or intent to enforce it.
How a Brewers relic found a home in a Milwaukee brewery
The home of the Milwaukee Brewers' famed mascot was set to be tossed aside if not for an inquiry and subsequent upkeep from one of the city's breweries.
McFarland boys basketball standout targets early fall for college commitment
One of the state's top high school boys basketball recruits has collected numerous Division I offers this summer. Learn the latest on the McFarland star’s recruiting timeline.
Wildfire smoke illustrates our global climate crisis | Tom Holmes
We were trapped last week inside the house as smoke from Canadian wildfires blanketed our region. We generally avoided outside activities. As an outside kind of guy, this lockdown was killing me.
Tony Evers stained his legacy by endorsing David Crowley | Susan Van Sicklen
Gov. Tony Evers’ recent lame-duck gift to the Republicans is his decision to submarine the Democratic primary for governor. Evers endorsed Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley after Crowley crawled back into the race.






