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The Okee Dokee Brothers joyfully lead young listeners up, down and across America.

A possible $50 million to $60 million expansion of the company's Fitchburg facility could add around 100 jobs.

The group has played a central role in organizing protests since the death of Tony Robinson, but its tactics have rubbed some the wrong way.

Maggie Stewart graduated from UW-Madison in December, less than two years after being diagnosed with a brain tumor.

Belle & Sebastian is a local favorite that's never played Madison before.

Dear Doc: I’m a 59-year-old insulin-dependent diabetic. About six weeks ago I developed hemorrhoids. Let me tell you, they are a pain in the butt, for sure.

The ad man goes up against the holy man, sort of, when “Mad Men” returns for its last seven episodes on Easter Sunday. 

It’s time for the bunnies and the bonnets with the annual Easter Parade on Capitol Square at noon on Saturday.

When the Final Four coaches met with the media Thursday, it was evident the one-and-done concept has become less of a lightning rod for criticism than it once was.

Frank Kaminsky's decision to return has been fruitful on multiple fronts: Not only has he squeezed every last drop out of his fabulous life as Joe College, he’s significantly improved his NBA …

INDIANAPOLIS -- Pardon University of Wisconsin men’s basketball associate head coach Greg Gard if he had to stifle a chuckle earlier this week while handing out assignments to the scout team.

MILWAUKEE — Manager Ron Roenicke spent the past few days agonizing over his final roster decision but finally made it Thursday, when the Milwaukee Brewers sent utilityman Elian Herrera to mino…

Braun went 2 for 3, hit his third home run of the spring and declared he's regained his swing as the Brewers lost to San Diego 6-5 on Thursday.

Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett says he prefers Gov. Scott Walker's financing plan for a new Bucks stadium over a proposal from a Wisconsin lawmaker that would involve tapping the state public lan…

In response to Saturday's letter "Mayor Pfaff listens to Fitchburg residents":

Before receiving one more accolade for her storied high school basketball career, Arike Ogunbowale got a taste of what basketball might be like in college.

Mount Horeb junior Nadia Williams isn't satisfied despite winning the WIAA Division 2 state title in the 200 meters. She has her sights set on winning the 100, 200 and long jump at the state meet.

“I heard about the award in the academy and remember it being talked about as the biggest deal in the department,” said Jesse Ashton, a conservation warden in Polk County  for the Wisconsin De…

A local attorney attempted to answer some of the questions the community has about the investigation into Tony Robinson's fatal shooting.