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America’s independence depended in part on independence of Indian tribes

The highly popular land conservation and park maintenance program is set to expire on June 30.

Oregon senior Kaito Mikkelson transformed from a pass-first playmaker into one of the state's top scorers during a breakout spring season.

Despite a slow start with two late losses to the Braves, Milwaukee rallied for four straight wins to cap the trip and reach a season-high 20 games above .500.

Verona boys basketball's Will Stremlow collected several Division I offers this spring before ultimately finding his collegiate home.

Dominant offensive threats, future college standouts and more dynamic contributors proved Dane County remains a hotbed for boys lacrosse talent. Meet this year's All-Supernova team.

The Statue of Liberty is a revered symbol of America. It is our welcome for those who see this country as an opportunity for a better life. She has overseen the arrival of millions who have made valuable contributions to…

Matthew Mors never officially played a game at Wisconsin, but a former Badgers assistant coach's impact has led him into the coaching ranks.

A change in the Big Ten men's hockey postseason could impact the WIAA state boys basketball tournament at the Kohl Center.

High school basketball coaches say a shot clock could make the game more exciting but express concerns about its effects on parity, participation and school resources.

The Phillies left-hander and the Brewers’ velocity-crazed right-hander are far and away the two best pitchers in the National League this season.

Madison’s minor league women’s softball team is postponing a fireworks show that was to follow Friday night’s game so as to not disturb a nearby nest of eaglets.

Justin Alling plans to build Mad Town Skate Center in a $1.2 million building just south of the Dane County Regional Airport.

The request marks the latest in a growing list of efforts to expand services offered by Amtrak, the nation’s largest passenger rail company, into Madison.

For about 10 years, Tracy Silverman's song "Home to Madison" has played as concertgoers file out of Concerts on the Square.

State lawmakers earlier this year boosted DHS funding by nearly $70 million to cover the state’s share of administering the program and hire more staff.

The diocese issued a statement saying it had been notified by the Vatican that Andrew Showers had “petitioned for, and received from Pope Leo XIV, a dispensation from priestly obligations.”