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The facility has just more than 1,900 beagles. Fewer than 200 of these are used in Ridglan’s research, mostly to develop treatments for diseases dogs contract.

Winning line from Verona reader beats more than 75 entries.

We get it: Rolling farm fields are more picturesque without wind turbines spinning their blades hundreds of feet in the air. Some rural Columbia County residents are fighting plans for a wind farm near their homes.

The loan would go toward SHINE Technologies’ vast medical isotope production facility in Janesville.

After five years in Middleton, the business will move this summer to Madison’s Far West Side.

On today’s front page, you’ll find our first story commemorating America’s 250 years.

The upcoming meeting comes as various parties have increasingly sought recusals from justices based on comments they made in the past or while campaigning for a seat on the bench.

A fly-on-the-wall view shows what is accomplished at the WFCA Spring Clinic in Madison.

Green Bay has a strong starting tight end, but depth could drive the Packers to bringing in a new face.

I saw about 75 white pelicans April 10 on Monona Bay, more than ever before. It was beautiful to watch them flying majestically and swimming on the smooth water. It was fascinating to watch them fishing together, bobbing for bluegills.

Recently, I read that affordable, do-it-yourself plug-in solar panels (such as balcony or backyard solar) have gone viral in Europe. About 10% of German households have them, often just one or two panels. They want to cut energy costs and…

The transfer portal has become a busy place in college sports. Wisconsin fans just learned that the portal isn't only for athletes.

The former Miami (Ohio) guard was a big part of one of the best mid-major stories in the country. He adds much-needed dynamic scoring ability to the Badgers.

One of the all-time scoring leaders in Wisconsin high school girls basketball is joining the Badgers. Here's what we know.

Brice Turang hit a two-run homer and stretched his on-base streak to 18 games as the Milwaukee Brewers beat the Miami Marlins.

Protesters were met with a barricade of hay bales, a manure-filled trench, a barbed-wire fence, tear gas, pepper spray and rubber bullets.

A veteran defender carving out his role, an important transfer making waves and more from Badgers football practice.