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After an extended dispute over who should lead Wisconsin's two U.S. Attorney offices, U.S. Sens.

Democratic organizations, labor unions and community groups are calling for an economic blackout across the nation this year to recognize May Day and International Workers Day.

Brennan proposes using a portion of the state’s budget surplus, projected to reach $2.5 billion by June 2027, to support a temporary suspension of the state’s nearly 31-cent per gallon gas tax.

Wisconsin is overflowing with music festivals this summer – including some brand-new events and a beloved favorite returning after an eight-year absence.

The Badgers received a commitment from a rising defensive line prospect out of Trumbull, Connecticut, with Big Ten rivals circling.

Buoyed by an ardent group of supporters spanning the state, Francesca Hong’s campaign is causing the leading Republican candidate to take notice.

It was a sight for sore eyes when Jackson Chourio and Andrew Vaughn made their debuts for the 2026 season, beginning a rehab assignment at Class AAA Nashville on Monday.

Whether it’s a farmers market stroll, a 5K jaunt or a self-defense course, Madisonians are on the move this weekend.

Madison police say multiple street lanes could be closed to keep May Day demonstrators safe during the walk to Capitol Square on Friday.

If you are thinking of buying eggs to hatch into chickens, please know that you can’t tell if you’re going to get an egg-laying hen or a rooster.

The $32 million, 37,000-square-foot building along Badger Road is designed to be a hub of entrepreneurship, music, the arts, mentorship and a social gathering place for the region’s Black community.

The Badgers' blueprint to a better season is clear, but there are a few questions to figure out before the season. We break them down here.

Area high school boys golf teams have seen their access to neighboring courses dwindle in recent years amid the sport's spike in popularity.

Once a vibrant heart of its community, downtown Portage was alive on Friday nights. Families such as mine would gather downtown, sitting together, watching people shop at small, locally-owned businesses while the streets bustled with life. Those memories are precious.

I'm not sure what this war with Iran is accomplishing. One thing I do know is this: U.S. oil companies are profiting billions on the backs of American households.

The relationships Green Bay's scouts build with prospects, their coaches, and even family members are key to providing the insight needed to measure a player's passion.

This week's five stars include some dominant scorers in soccer and lacrosse. Vote for your favorite performance as the Supernova.

A training camp tradition that coach Luke Fickell brought with him from Cincinnati will take a pause for at least this season.

Two out-of-state organizations have agreed to take custody of nearly 1,000 beagles at Ridglan's facility in the town of Blue Mounds for an undisclosed amount.