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Milwaukee's penchant for up-the-middle talent continued in the third round as they selected University of Florida centerfielder Kyle Jones with the 102nd overall pick in the MLB draft.

Zach Johnson dominated the third round of the Kaulig Companies Championship as Madison native Kelly slipped a few more spots off the lead.

Miz vs. Skenes Round II will have to wait.

Shane Drohan allowed three runs on five hits and fanned six in six-plus innings of work for Milwaukee, but it wasn't enough to avoid the doubleheader sweep Saturday in Pittsburgh.

Gary Trent Jr. was a free agent, and now is headed back to Milwaukee on a four-year deal worth $64 million.

Trey Ebel, a 17-year-old shortstop from California, is the younger brother of Milwaukee's 2025 first-round pick in Brady Ebel.

Milwaukee had the bases loaded in the final frame but couldn't score, losing the first of a three-game road series against the Pirates.

A distinct, heavy silence accompanies a late-night phone call. For adult children of aging parents, it is the one we all quietly dread. A sudden fall on the stairs, an acute medical event or a rapid, unexpected decline in health…

Every Wisconsin motorcyclist knows the feeling. When you need a repair, you call the local dealership and find out they won’t touch a bike older than 10 years. So you call the next closest one. Same answer.

The 68th annual Art Fair on the Square brought more than 400 artists to the Capitol Square Saturday for a day of creative browsing.

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

Markita Barnes was sentenced on March 17 to just over 10 years in prison on 20 federal felony charges, including health care fraud, identity theft, and paying kickbacks.

Versions of the bill have come before the U.S. House three times — Feb. 9, May 20 and June 23 — each of which Tiffany missed, according to roll call records.

The Milwaukee Common Council prohibited local and federal law enforcement officers from covering their faces in April.

Jonathan Øverby hosted “The Road to Higher Ground” since 1994 at Wisconsin Public Radio.

From alligator-stuffed Bayou Crunch Cups to Monkey Bread Dirty Sodas, 80 new foods and beverages will be at the 2026 Wisconsin State Fair, Aug. 6-16.

The Military Times reported the July 1 arrest of Air Force Maj. Jason Watson on the U.S. Capitol steps. Watson was in uniform, with a sign reading "Impeach Convict Remove," referring to President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance.

Jordan Love's ranking in the Top 100 has dropped each year — from No. 34 in 2024 to No. 68 in 2025 and now No. 72.

Do the police or anyone else enforce the spots in parking lots that are only for disabled people?

The Republicans will try to subvert the upcoming midterm elections.