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One of the main campaign issues for U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Oshkosh, was the national debt.

The Milwaukee Bucks hold the 10th pick in the 2026 NBA Draft. Here are some of the possible selections at that spot.

The Badgers are making their 10th appearance in the NCAA Tournament but still seek their first trip to super regionals. Here's what to know ahead of their opening game.

For the second time in three starts, Milwaukee Brewers flamethrower Jacob Misiorowski left a start early. Here's the latest on his status.

The Badgers have more in-state players committed to their 2027 recruiting class than any other class since 2011.

Democrats repeatedly called the deal “irresponsible” and a short-term fix that doesn’t address the issues with the state’s funding formula for public schools.

The proposal now heads to the state budget committee. Approval there would begin a 90-day property closing process with Landmark Development, the state’s preferred buyer.

The thousands of students graduating Friday are earning associate degrees, technical diplomas, certificates and apprenticeships.

Emergency workers were called to the corner of Bassett and West Johnson streets at 10:47 a.m., fire department spokesperson Cynthia Schuster said.

Jason Fideler was looking forward to getting a good night's rest after spending several nights camped out in his UTV, protecting his family's strawberry plants from frost.

Watertown High School's wind symphony will not be allowed to play a musical piece with ties to LGBTQ history at an upcoming spring concert.

The NBA determined that the Milwaukee Bucks did not commit any violations in the player participation saga involving Giannis Antetokounmpo’s left knee hyperextension.

Imes’ attorney called the complaint “foundationally deficient” and said it was undoing the will of the voters.

Joey Ortiz hammered a two-strike knuckleball for a 395-foot home run Monday against the San Diego Padres, giving him his first long ball in nearly 10 months.

The restaurant had a good run, but co-owner Cale Ryan said he was putting more in than he was getting out, "not just financially, but emotionally and everything.”

The headliner for Brewers fans will be a Midwest League Player of the Week honor for slugging top prospect Andrew Fischer, but multiple Wisconsin natives also showed out last week.

Candidates for governor on both sides of the aisle have blasted the bipartisan proposal as a “backroom deal.”

The Wildcats senior didn't get her start in the sport until her sophomore year, but she has found a love for the game that "doesn't feel like work."