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How St. Ambrose/Abundant Life turned previous experience into its first state title
The Guardians built upon last year’s state debut to capture their first WIAA Division 3 state boys cross country championship.
Pack mentality powers Mount Horeb to Division 2 girls cross country state title
The Vikings overcame an injury to one of their key runners to return to the top of the medal stand for the first time since 2008.
How a season-ending loss set stage for Waunakee girls volleyball’s state trip
Waunakee swept Holmen to advance to WIAA Division 1 state tournament.
3 things that stood out from Wisconsin women's hockey rebound win over Minnesota
Kelly Gorbatenko scored twice and was one of five players with three points as the Badgers split a series with the Gophers.
Madison West boys soccer defeats two-time reigning champion Middleton in sectional final
A new champion will be crowned in Division 1 boys soccer after Madison West beat Middleton 2-1 Saturday.
McFarland boys soccer downs Madison Edgewood to clinch state tournament berth
The McFarland boys soccer team is headed to this season's state tournament after rallying behind the performances of its senior leaders.
FDA restricts use of kids' fluoride supplements citing disputed health risks
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and his deputies are targeting a chemical that is a mainstay of dental care.
Packers linebacker listed as questionable ahead of Sunday's game
It's unclear whether an important player will be able to play against the Carolina Panthers for Green Bay this weekend due to a calf injury.
Two new suspects handed preliminary charges in Louvre jewels heist case, Paris prosecutor says (copy)
PARIS — The Paris prosecutor said Saturday two new suspects were handed preliminary charges for their alleged involvement in the crown jewels heist at the Louvre museum, three days after they were arrested by police in the sweeping investigation.
Here are local food pantries and what they need most as demand rises
If you want to help local food pantries as they face high demand, here are their high demand items.
Moderation isn’t the answer to America's problems | John Hallinan
I've seen editorials, letters to the editor and columns recently calling for the moderates of both parties to come together to try and solve the country's problems. But not all problems should be solved by moderation.
City staff look to remedy another pain point for new development
City staff heard from applicants that site plan sign-off, which comes after the city formally approves a development project, was unpredictable and lacked clarity.
Madison wants your input on how — and where — it regulates building design
The city’s Planning Division is exploring whether the 50-year-old urban design code should be updated and whether its eight urban design districts should be changed.
Don’t want to spring forward or fall back? Oscar Fox has a solution
Oscar Fox is fed up with changing clocks in this week’s Mendota Marsh. He comes up with a tech-driven solution that may prevent us from having our sleep cycles messed with in the future.
Survey suggests Sun Prairie residents not in favor of referendum for city government funding
City leaders generally blame structural budget deficits on state law that limits how much municipalities can raise in property taxes to the value of net new construction each year.
Dane County airport updates noise mitigation plan, will hold open houses next week
The airport withdrew an earlier version over feasibility concerns. Three open houses and a public hearing on the amended plan are set for November.
We need your help to make sure every child gets a gift for the holidays
Empty Stocking Club is entirely funded by donations. Last year 8,000 families received toys.
Freshman linebackers add spark, hope for Wisconsin defense's present and future
The pair calls itself an 'iconic duo,' and is one of few bright spots for a Badgers team that's reeling in the midst of a string of consecutive losses.






