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The three candidates are running for the seat currently held by Democratic Secretary of State Sarah Godlewski, who is running for lieutenant governor on the Nov. 3 ballot.

The Democratic candidate for Wisconsin’s 3rd Congressional District says Van Orden has been "using AI to put words in my mouth."

Brooke Rollins highlighted stronger global demand, new trade agreements and federal programs while addressing producers at World Dairy Expo.

UW-Madison has 9% fewer international students this fall, declining by hundreds amid uncertainty around federal visa policies.

The state GOP raised more than $29.5 million in the last three months, with $27.6 million of that coming from just three deep-pocketed donors.

The Madison School District is seeking up to 50 volunteers for its Digital Learning Roadmap Guiding Coalition, and it launched a public input survey on technology usage in the classroom.

A Park Cedar Apartment tenant has been living in a hotel for weeks after noise and vibrations from a new grocery store’s refrigeration equipment made her ADA-compliant apartment unlivable.

16 Wisconsin-made products have advanced in the race to be named Wisconsin’s “Coolest Thing Made in Wisconsin.”

Doctors say questions are welcome as updated recommendations detail who benefits most from seasonal shots, when to receive them, plus what options are available statewide.

This week's girls volleyball 5 stars include players who stepped up in big moments for their teams. Vote for your favorite performance.

The plan to update the course and modify three holes has divided Maple Bluff Country Club members.

Most voters view the AI-powered license plate readers as a violation of privacy rather than a helpful tool for police.

Here are five high school recruits the Wisconsin men's basketball team hopes to turn into commits during the 2026-27 season.

Fifteen homes, seven communities, two weekends. The Madison Area Builders Association has returned with its seventh Parade of Homes, showcasing new builds in the area.

The bar for the Milwaukee Bucks looks different this season, but here's a look at how team leadership views the upcoming campaign.

Zachary L. O'Connell, 22, faces first-degree intentional homicide and other charges in the attack that killed William Flanary, 24, and wounded his pregnant fiancée.

The No. 76 recruit in the 2027 class announced her commitment to Wisconsin on Tuesday.

See which Madison area girls volleyball players were featured in this week’s top kills video.

Conroy spoke at the Madison Club on Tuesday about his career and leadership.

It is time to attain protected status for the Driftless Area in southwest Wisconsin.