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In leading the Regents to a 2-1 start, Carey, a senior, has caught 18 passes for a conference-leading 394 yards and five touchdowns, rushed 11 times for 91 yards, intercepted three passes and made 12 tackles.

Almost all of state's corn and soybean crops are in good or excellent shape.

The nonprofit agency was one of two entities that applied to run the center, expected to open by next summer.

An 83-year-old Madison woman was NOT giving up her purse to a young woman, punching the attacker before the younger woman ran away.

A week of dry weather helped Wisconsin growers make hay and harvest oats, continuing a very good 2016 in farm fields, officials said.

As the season’s fruit, each in its turn, marches through farmers’ markets, aligned in battalions in juice-stained wood-strip baskets, strawberries then cherries then apricots then peaches then blueberries, we think about eating them between two pieces of crisp, rich pastry.

U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Robert Martin, who has served for 38 years, most of them as chief judge of the federal bankruptcy court in Madison, announced Wednesday that he is retiring at the end of the month.

Owner Aichan Weng hopes to have her State Street restaurant, Dragon I, back open today.

A man was mugged in Downtown Madison early Sunday morning while out getting some late night food.

Here's where a handful of media outlets predict the Badgers will be going in the postseason

Teams from around the state were eager to test the University Ridge Golf Course, site of the state meet. But rain and wet conditions forced the tournament to be called off.

WASHINGTON -- Donald Trump just renewed his vow of opacity.

The "Forward Agenda" will be released this morning in a press conference at the state Capitol.

A woman killed Aug. 31 in a three-vehicle crash in Janesville has been identified as Marian Schroeder, 89, of Milton.

A smoky fire in a clothes dryer forced the evacuation of an apartment house in Madison's Downtown Tuesday night, with nobody hurt in the blaze.

The Kewaunee County producers accused of polluting groundwater say they will pay about $1,500 of the estimated $2,250 initial cost.

This might be the beginning of the official season of the one-pot wonder. Kids are back in school, the office watercooler gets crowded as we trickle back from summer vacations, and suddenly dinnertime feels like more of a time-squeeze.

Jason Galloway and Jim Polzin discuss where the Badgers should be ranked after their upset of LSU and UW running back Dare Ogunbowale joins the podcast to explain why he thinks his team has deserved their No. 10 ranking.

A Madison woman was mugged early Saturday morning by four teens who stole a coin purse and sent the woman to the hospital.

Not all kids are built alike. And not all lunch boxes have to be filled with the same things.