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I am a family physician in rural Wisconsin.

The April 7 Supreme Court election doesn't have an incumbent because Justice Rebecca Bradley announced she wouldn't seek reelection.

Laila Edwards, Caroline Harvey, Ava McNaughton and Kirsten Simms are back with the Badgers after winning Olympic gold. Here's what they said about the Games and their return.

What’s clear from the Marquette Law School poll is most voters have not tuned into the governor’s race, and a majority haven’t heard enough about any of the candidates.

But in the Marquette Law School poll released Wednesday, 62% of likely voters said they hadn’t heard enough about either Chris Taylor or Maria Lazar to decide how they’d vote.

The new chancellor succeeds former leader Thomas Gibson, who is now UW-Milwaukee’s chancellor.

The Dane County Sheriff’s Office said the man had not been wearing a helmet and alcohol use may have played a part in the crash in the town of Rutland.

Green Bay lacked consistent play at center last season and may need to address the issue in free agency or through the draft

Green Bay's general manager discussed his thoughts on the surprising departure of special teams coordinator Rich Bisaccia.

“After the War: 1919” comes to the Barrymore Theater on Friday.

Rice Lake's top-50 Class of 2026 guard hasn't slowed down adding accomplishments to her career resume ahead of her future with the Badgers.

The 12,000-square-foot facility features three operating rooms and the ability to do more than 3,000 surgeries a year.

Braeden Carrington has emerged as a key bench piece for the Badgers this season. But he needed a year away from the Big Ten to help him get there.

The Madison area will send three dozen boys wrestlers to the WIAA individual state boys wrestling tournament later this week. Here are five things to know ahead of the action.

After serving more than three decades in the Air Force, I’ve lived in places across the country and around the world. Everywhere I went, I saw how a home team can unify a community.

It will be a good-news and bad-news moment for Wisconsin voters in November. The good: Assembly Speaker Robin Vos, R-Rochester, will not be on the ballot. The bad: Gov. Tony Evers is not seeking a third term.

The Republican-controlled Legislature again wants to create a sandhill crane hunting season, this time with Assembly Bill 117, supported by Republicans.

Congratulations to the U.S. Olympic team for its success in Italy. Since our president seems to favor the men’s hockey team, let’s look at the women’s accomplishments.

It seems like fans of the Canadian men's hockey team don't know how to respect the game of hockey.

Our childish and narcissistic president had a fit last week when the Supreme Court didn't rule in his favor.