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The 2025 Madison Edgewood grad found the right fit with the Badgers after venturing to the East Coast for her freshman season.

We knew it was eventually going to happen, and now it has.

The Giannis Antetokounmpo era is over in Milwaukee. The Bucks have agreed to send the two-time MVP to Miami in a franchise-altering trade.

The righty threw six dominant innings, retiring the first 16 batters he faced, in his return from injury to help lead Milwaukee to victory in its series opener in Cincinnati.

The National League is so loaded with talent that any slip at all will open the door for a litany of candidates to bypass Misiorowski for the best odds.

Madison College will host its annual Dream Doubles pickleball fundraiser from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, June 27, at Pickleball Kingdom in Sun Prairie.

The Medical College of Wisconsin has announced a $27 million gift from Wisconsin business operator Tim Michels and wife Barbara toward its cancer research center, which will be named after the family.

The 7-foot forward revealed he underwent offseason ankle surgery to address something that dates back to high school.

An occupant suffered minor injuries in a Far East Side house fire on Saturday night, authorities reported.

Hughes threw her support behind Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez, who she said has the best chance to build a coalition and allow Democrats to keep the governorship this fall.

Perhaps you've been tuning out the furious rumors about Giannis Antetokounmpo and the supposed high interest from the Miami Heat and Boston Celtics in his services next year.

The crash happened about 9:45 p.m. on Highway 51 near South Driftwood Drive in the town of Rock, authorities said.

In 1991, David Davis, 54, was convicted of being a party to the crime of homicide in Milwaukee.

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

The suit accused Ridglan Farms, Sheriff Kalvin Barrett, County Executive Melissa Agard and others of violating activists’ Fourth and 14th Amendment rights.

Authorities are trying to determine what led to the semi leaving the highway.

Madison’s proposed policy, which must be approved by July 1, uses a bell-to-bell phone ban for kindergarten through eighth-graders and off-and-away approach for high schoolers.

The replacements include four playgrounds on the Far East Side and one on the West Side.

Demolition of the existing building at 999 S. Park St. could start this week.