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Nominations end May 31.

Construction is expected to start this year.

Communities and states are filing lawsuits to recover climate change damages from big oil and gas companies. These lawsuits note the deceptive climate messages oil and gas companies send to politicians who are vulnerable in elections and need dark money…

The actions of the 47th president of the United States have created such a mess at home and abroad that only one way out is possible. The president of the United States must be impeached, removed from office by the…

President Donald Trump recently had a 90-minute private conversation with President Vladimir Putin of Russia and came away repeating all of Putin’s talking points about the Ukraine war.

I am writing to advocate for the United Nations' sustainable development goal of zero hunger. This goal aligns directly with Article 25 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights: Everyone has the right to adequate food for health and well-being.…

Also up for discussion: Who will enforce a cellphone ban in Madison schools?

I can’t afford healthcare.

A recent letter to the editor claimed that the Democratic "socialist agenda" is "dangerous for America."

A tracker of the latest transfer portal additions and losses for the Badgers women's basketball team.

The senior midfielder has helped key the Panthers' offense this season, thriving off positive vides from his teammates. Get to know Parker Riedl.

BARABOO — A man is in the Sauk County Jail, suspected of killing a woman near Baraboo on Friday.

Hard-throwing right-hander Jacob Misiorowski will look to benefit from the Milwaukee Brewers' rejuvenated offense against visiting New York on Friday night.

The outage has required professors to extend deadlines and adjust their grades if the outage prevents students from accessing final exam study materials.

The findings by the department’s Professional Standards and Internal Affairs Office come nearly five months after Grayson and Pearson’s Dec. 19 arrest.

UW-Superior Chancellor Renée Wachter will serve as interim UW system president after the UW Board of Regents fired its former leader a month ago.

The ruling marks the latest in a yearslong saga between the Democratic governor and GOP lawmakers over the publication of certain administrative rules by various state agencies.