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A steady stream of showers has forced the WIAA to push back the start of the Madison Memorial's Division 1 state semifinal against Muskego. Here's what we know.

The National League leader in wins is not who most would expect. Brewers reliever Aaron Ashby owns 10 wins despite working exclusively in relief.

The free “Bucky-n-Booms” event has been renamed to “Stars, Stripes and Shorelines” and will not include its originally planned fireworks display.

A hitless debut didn't dwindle the excitement Cooper Pratt had Tuesday. The shortstop said "vibes were fantastic" at American Family Field.

No one has ever received a higher share of the vote for IIHF Female Player of the Year than Badgers defender Caroline Harvey got.

At about 11:25 p.m., an officer was in the area of the 5800 block of Thrush Lane when they heard possible gunshots.

The suspect was arrested and jailed on tentative charges of bail jumping, disorderly conduct, and substantial battery, Madison police said.

Police are looking for the suspect and will be referring criminal charges, Madison police said.

As America celebrates its 250th anniversary, we're recognizing Wisconsinites who have made unique contributions to the nation.

Both the driver and passenger were taken to a local hospital for treatment, Madison police said.

Make Music Madison will return to the city’s parks, porches and patios Sunday, with more than 600 artists slated to entertain the masses.

Former Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes argued that a recent sixth-place finish in a straw poll of party activists and his 2022 U.S. Senate loss did not doom his primary chances.

The circumstances of the dogs' shooting and the aftermath raise questions about transparency, accountability, training and hiring standards at one of Ozaukee County’s smallest police agencies.

The Harley-Davidson and Indian Motorcycle saga rolls on as both sides are dug in on their positions.

Jonathan Gannon hasn't implemented a set-in-stone playbook yet. That has its benefits for Green Bay, but also means there's a lot to learn.

A trio of Madison area teams and three reigning champions are among those headed to the WIAA state girls soccer tournament, which begins Thursday in Milwaukee.

“America has gone from barbarism to decadence without civilization in between.” This darkly comic observation (attributed, among others, to Oscar Wilde) seems especially appropriate for our time, when the White House hosts extreme fighting (gladiator-lite) on its once verdant lawns.

When big business came calling to rural Grant County, they saw an American Transmission Co. powerline, sweetheart tax deals from the Legislature and prime farmland for their massive data center.

The festival celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Madison Symphony Orchestra at the Overture Center on June 13 and 14 was a resounding success.