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Wisconsin’s manufacturing base, which has historically been a core industry in the state, is moving to become more data-driven.

Winning line from Dodgeville reader beats more than 50 entries.

Tips for your flowers, plants, trees and shrubs.

The three most powerful people at the state Capitol last week had the right idea in trying to ease the burden of property taxes on homeowners while investing more in schools.

Flossing is more valuable than one can imagine.

The persistence of war throughout history is a reflection of humanity failing to discover the meaning of life -- despite all of the religions, philosophies, educational systems and universities in the world.

It is imperative to support the Dane County Sheriff’s Office's new contract proposal with ViaPath Communications. After the previous agreement was rightly voted down, this revised contract directly addresses every criticism raised by the Dane County Board and delivers meaningful…

The Badgers lost to Texas and Baylor on Saturday at the Austin Regional to end their season.

Emboldened by his military intrusion in Venezuela, President Donald Trump’s war on Iran was motivated by his needing a diversion from his bad polling results.

At President Donald Trump's command, Republican-controlled states redistricted congressional districts from blue to red to increase Republican chances in the midterm elections.

Former Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin announced in June that university departments would need to cut their 2026 budget by 5% or 7%.

Recently, an event happened with little fanfare or attention. The 34th annual National Association of Letter Carriers' Stamp Out Hunger food drive took place on May 9.

The market had been scheduled to open in fall 2025, was pushed to March and then to this summer.

Junction Ridge Farmers Market kicks off with sunny skies and brisk sales

Box truck hits, critically injures worker