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A Postal Service spokesperson did not immediately respond to a phone message and email seeking more detail about where in Madison mail delivery was delayed.

The Badgers play at No. 3 Minnesota and then host No. 2 Ohio State in the most challenging two-week stretch of the regular season.

The Badgers lost ground in the national rankings for the second consecutive week. Here's how the top 20 looks.

A team that hired a defensive-minded head coach earlier this offseason reportedly has at least some interest in the Green Bay Packers' offensive coordinator.

Hastings Cameron has been named a James Beard semifinalist for Outstanding Professional in Cocktail Service.

While the cold winter doesn't cause illness, weather and climate do play a role in why colds and the flu are more common in winter.

Officers were sent to the 400 block of Primrose Lane early Sunday and found a person suffering from a life-threatening gunshot and who died at the scene.

More than 100 people have left the state's Natural Resources Conservation Service in the last year, one of the biggest hits in the country.

La Follette High School teacher Taylor Koss can never rebuff his students when they challenge him to a race. It’s the only time in his education career that he’s alright with kids being left behind.In November Koss, who teaches American…

Dane County and Frank Productions must now agree on the scope of the renovation and how the venue will be managed when work is complete.

Just getting to the NCAA Tournament isn't enough to qualify the Badgers men's and women's basketball teams for bonuses from Under Armour anymore.

The race is on — three girls basketball teams are tied for first place in the Big Eight with just six conference games left this season.

Several area high school boys basketball teams benefit from having spot up shooters that excel at off-ball 3-point shooting. Learn how these athletes provided spacing for their respective teams' offenses.

The fifth-year guard scored 29 points and was the engine that kept the Badgers in the game all afternoon. But none of his teammates came through when it mattered.

The Badgers, as usual, relied heavily on the 3-point shot. But it's not like there was another great option for a team that was cold from inside the arc, too.

From her own ice cream flavor to battles with the Legislature and the Trump administration, Jennifer Mnookin made a mark during her four years at UW-Madison.

Mnookin, 58, will succeed acting Claire Shipman at Columbia.

State Journal columnist shares his thoughts on the Badgers' loss to the Trojans on Sunday in Madison.

The Badgers couldn't overcome several long stretches of poor shooting, and ended up with their first defeat since Jan. 3.

The Badgers suffered one of their worst losses of the season on the Sunday as their rival rolled to a Big Ten victory.