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

Proposed cuts and disruptions at the Food and Drug Administration are raising concern for the health and safety of nearly 1.1 million Wisconsin residents aged 65 and older. It is critical that our nation be prepared to develop, manufacture and…

I thought "The Onion" was at it again and had hacked the May 19 front page of the Wisconsin State Journal with the headline: "Trump drops IRS suit," followed by the subhead, "Administration starts $1.8B fund for victims of political…

The addition isn’t the only change to Green Bay's linebacker room as incoming coordinator Jonathan Gannon looks guide the defense in a new direction along with a new position coach.

Eva Maciejewski's column this past Sunday, "Break-ins disrupt crucial research," was correct that new medications for our dogs need to be tested in laboratories on dogs before being deemed safe.

The sophomore has found her home on the back line for the Norskies this spring. Get to know DeForest's Olivia Osborne.

Contreras set the tone with a three-run homer and Logan Henderson tossed five innings of two-hit ball in the first meeting between the teams since Los Angeles swept the NLCS.

Milwaukee's second baseman wasn't concerned when he was presented with the numbers in the visiting clubhouse at Target Field last weekend in Minneapolis.

Confronted by police, Braxton on Oct. 10 denied knowing the victim and said he couldn’t remember where he was living at the time the rape occurred, according to the criminal complaint.

Hong said there is “no way” she would cut funding for public safety but wants to spend it on things she said would be more effective at reducing crime.

The move comes out of “an abundance of caution,” said the owner of the Minoqua Brewing taproom, where the performance was initially scheduled to be held.

Pocan said he would continue to work with the USDA and NIH “to shut down the entire facility and find homes for the 650 remaining dogs.”

If you’re seeking guidance on how to make the perfect brat, there are few people more qualified to direct you than the ones who woke up before sunrise Friday morning to grill hundreds of them.

The federal support is essential to help people rebuild and recover, Evers said, urging President Donald Trump’s administration to quickly approve the funding.

The bipartisan deal not only would have blown through Wisconsin’s surplus but left the state more than $2.9 billion in the hole, assuming no changes in revenue or spending.

Roads that are closed for the races will reopen as the last runner passes through each area.

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