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The Middleton senior wanted to go to a program she felt a tight bond with and she believes the Phoenix can offer that next season. Here's why.

Laila Edwards is a highly visible Wisconsin women's hockey star who's making her debut in the Olympic spotlight. Fame comes with its challenges.

I encourage Fitchburg residents to vote "yes" to Mayor Julia Arata-Fratta’s reelection April 7.

Today is Transit Equity Day, in honor of the birthday of civil rights icon Rosa Parks.

The Badgers missed eight of their first nine shots from the field and didn't get double-digit points until the 11:51 mark. But the game can flip fast.

Kyle Kuzma matched a season high with 31 points and the Milwaukee Bucks snapped a five-game skid by beating the Chicago Bulls in a meeting of short-handed teams.

Several Metro Transit buses and UnityPoint Health’s Meriter Hospital Emergency Department have been added to the list of possible measles exposure locations.

QTS Data Centers’ plans for five data center buildings north of Madison has faced intense opposition from neighbors since the project was announced this fall.

The census data just released brought fantastic news for us hale and hearty Midwesterners: We’re growing.

The star guard, who is averaging 18.5 points per game in a career season, received another honor Tuesday. Here's what to know.

A Dane County judge also ruled that any other student apartment complexes that get the tax break must be added as plaintiffs, even if they’re not religiously affiliated.

Acting US attorney named to post

Findorff, the general contractor, said it continues to work with local authorities and those with the federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration.

Deputy District Attorney William Brown said Mahamadou Tunkara already has paid back $10,000 and should be allowed to continue you working so he can pay back the rest.

NEW YORK — The U.S. stock market sank in mixed trading Tuesday, while gold and silver bounced higher after their latest sell-off.

North Star Preparatory high school would be a charter school focused on credit recovery and flexible learning, but its organizers now are exploring other plans.

Construction on the UW-Madison Lakeshore Nature Preserve’s visitor facility, named for late philanthropist W. Jerome Frautschi, is slated to be done in 2028.