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The Badgers entered DCU Center looking for their first Frozen Four trip since 2010.

Outdoor UW and the Wisconsin Hoofers outdoors club are outgrowing their existing facilities.

I want to sincerely thank the community members who have written letters to the editor about my recent comments in a March 2 Wisconsin State Journal article. In it, I used “tax rate” when I meant “tax amount.” I realize…

Without so many words, President Donald Trump demands the respect and admiration of the American people.

Memorial High School and Toki Middle School music teacher Eliav Goldman was arrested Friday.

Under the new law, state and local entities are required to consider the definition of antisemitism when investigating allegations of racial, religious or ethnic discrimination.

Robert Steeples uses strategies from his days on NFL practice squads and as a substitute teacher to lead the Badgers' cornerbacks.

Green Bay will have to wait until Day 2 of the NFL Draft or trade up if they want to participate in the first day.

Gutekunst shifted strategy, adding veteran talent to address key needs while maintaining long-term flexibility, which marks a notable departure from his recent roster-building approach.

Madison police and fire responded to a report of a body in Willow Pond around 10 a.m. Friday.

The pristine waters of the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness in Minnesota -- well-loved by Wisconsinites -- are under threat by Chilean mining interests, unless the Senate stops House Joint Resolution 140, should it come up for a vote before…

This time of global conflict highlights how vulnerable our economy is to energy supply disruptions as fuel prices skyrocket. Part of the answer is clear: Diversify and strengthen America’s energy grid with more domestic, clean sources of power.

Congressman Bryan Steil, R-Janesville, has been right to focus attention on improving how our elections are administered. Clear standards and thoughtful reforms play an important role in maintaining confidence in the process, and his leadership on election policy deserves recognition.

The student government’s resolution calls on UW-Madison and the Universities of Wisconsin to divest from “investments complicit in apartheid and genocide.”

The thefts happened Feb. 28 in the 6600 block of Mineral Point Road, the 600 block of South Gammon Road, and the 500 block of University Avenue, Madison police said.

At about 11:15 p.m. Oct. 3, police were sent to a large fight in the 200 block of Langdon Street during which one shot was fired, Madison police said.

The Badgers face a Big Ten foe for a spot in the Frozen Four 16 years after they last appeared in the semifinals.

A Big Ten team will make it to the Frozen Four through Worcester. Will it be the Badgers or Michigan State?

The 25-year-old man's name will be released by the Dane County Medical Examiner’s Office.

Snow White had her seven dwarves, Cinderella had her fairy godmother. The princesses of Dane County have Sunshine Supper.