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Citizens who voted for President Donald Trump, otherwise known as “Doctor Jesus,” probably will never admit their mistakes of following a false Christ. Trump sent out a filthy message of hate on Easter and continues to attack Pope Leo XIV.

I attended two outstanding performances on April 10 and 11.

The Wall Street Journal reported that President Donald Trump’s aides excluded him from the situation room while U.S. forces rescued a service member shot down over Iran out of fear that the president's "impatience" could harm the mission. This made…

Is Wisconsin being greenwashed?

We can all see the cost of gasoline rising. Traded on the global market, it is subject to price volatility that is beyond our control.

The State Journal/WiscNews boys basketball Player of the Year is staying home for his college future.

The red panda will leave Henry Vilas Zoo on Thursday for a new zoo with the hopes of breeding.

Rain and cold temperatures can sometimes tamp down attendance at the event, but not this year: The forecast for Saturday is for mostly sunny skies and a high of 66.

The new chancellor comes as seismic leadership changes ripple through the Universities of Wisconsin.

UW-Madison Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin is leaving after spring commencement to become the next president of Columbia University.

Earth Day is April 22 (today), but many events are held around Earth Day, especially the weekend before or after, and “Earth Week” is referenced by many.

‘Top Chef’ star Michelle Wallace is coming to back to the Badger State this fall to headline an elaborate first-time barbecue event at Seven Acre Dairy Company.

Justice Sonia Sotomayor wrote for a unanimous court that the Enbridge energy company waited too long to try to move the case to federal court.

The aim is to connect community members with the officers and commanders who serve their neighborhood.

Bradley Skelly, 60, also had his extended supervision revoked and was returned to prison for five years, meaning he will be in prison until he is 75.

The latest signing gives the Badgers two backcourt players on the roster this fall. Here's what to know about Wisconsin's latest addition.

Mike Abernethy started in funeral home ambulances and ended in helicopters. Now, he’s retiring after a career that spanned decades.

The interim athletic director job doesn't carry any expectation or commitment to Marcus Sedberry on appointment to the permanent AD position, according to an offer letter.

The Badgers needed a presence in the paint and a transfer forward will join them to provide that.