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The Badgers hope they just added another productive player out of a high school program in a Chicago suburb.

Demand has exceeded supply for Badgers volleyball season tickets, and costs are increasing for the 2026 season.

The pair combined to average 39.8 points per game this past season for the Badgers.

WisconsinEye on Friday asked members of the Joint Committee on Legislative Organization to approve $50,000 per month in state funds to cover half of the network’s operating costs.

The federal appeals court cited the plaintiff’s delay in bringing forward a lawsuit in the first place only months before the law was set to take place.

Madison home values are nearly double what they were a decade ago. But the rate of increase is slowing.

The neighborhood has quickly embraced the family ice cream and snack shop.

John LeRoy Shimpach was driving south on State Highway 27 near Paulson Road when he crossed the centerline and collided with a northbound Oshkosh Defense Medium Tactical Vehicle.

Police used traffic cameras to identify the vehicle involved and later arrested Michael Martin in a neighborhood on the city’s South Side.

As a proud Milwaukee Public Schools graduate, it's been hard to watch the well-documented problems with reading and truancy unfold over time.

A recent Dane County Circuit Court decision ordering the release of a statewide dataset identifying more than 16,000 current and former law enforcement officers is being framed as a victory for transparency.

Wisconsin women's basketball's fast-paced offense and dedication to building a strong culture helped entice Iowa transfer Addie Deal.

The recent introduction of big money from name, image and likeness payments changed college athletics radically. It is time to be honest about the new status.

AI is coming! AI is coming! Shutter the windows, hide the children. Oh, woe is us.

A couple of young pitchers showed throughout a series win that they will be important cogs for the Milwaukee Brewers pitching staff as the season progresses.

Green Bay has an impressive history of turning Day 3 lineman selections into regular contributors and, in some instances, high-end players. Here's how they see this year's selection fitting in.

School records on the track, an even-keel round on the course and an unbeaten weekend on the tennis court highlighted last week's action. Vote for the most notable effort.