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It's understandable.

Styx delivered the goods, Tyrese made a genial impression and Hot Mulligan thrashed around on June 19, the second night of Summerfest.

Since the last time in town 2023 opening for Future at Fiserv Forum, Don Toliver has greatly enhanced his live show chops.

Every student knows that when taking a multiple choice test, if you don’t know the right answer, start by eliminating the wrong ones. Wisconsin’s Democrats should keep this in mind when choosing their gubernatorial candidate.

The Green Bay Packers will have 13 training camp practices open to the public.

Veteran Martin Perez outdueled Misiorowski to lead Atlanta to victory in the first game of a series matching division-leading clubs.

The Spartans defense held strong after seeing their lengthy scoreless streak come to an end in Friday's state semifinals in Milwaukee.

Hundreds attended Friday’s ceremony for Boys & Girls Clubs President and CEO Michael Johnson, who died unexpectedly June 7 at age 50.

The lawsuit asks an Adams County judge to void the revisions to testing standards that irked conservative lawmakers.

Those tuning in to the Milwaukee Brewers' series against the Atlanta Braves this weekend will likely see a couple familiar faces in Rowdy Tellez and Madison native Drake Baldwin.

The investigations mostly had to do with how members Diana McFarland and Bryn Horton handled issues surrounding superintendent Brad Saron, who is leaving his role at the end of this month.

Alex Freeman is already making a name for himself in the 2026 FIFA World Cup. He scored against Australia on Friday.

Jacob Misiorowski has put up some eye-popping numbers during an eight-start run, in which he owns a 0.17 ERA, with nine walks and one earned run in 54⅓ innings.

The canoe is made of white pine and is believed to have been built in 1775 in Menominee County.

The chilled water line break under a parking lot at the Charter Street Heating Plant, 130 N. Mills St., sent a shallow river of water mixed with sediment onto Charter and Spring streets.

The Price County Sheriff’s Office obtained a search warrant for Michael D. Raskie’s DNA in 2008, but he wasn’t charged in Hansen’s case before he died in 2015.

As America celebrates its 250th anniversary, we're recognizing Wisconsinites who have made unique contributions to the nation.

The program, a collaboration between UW-Madison and Madison Area Technical College, will launch in 2027.

Main and Pinckney streets and the 100 blocks of Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard and East Washington Avenue will be closed beginning around 3 p.m.