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Leading oncologists and the National Cancer Institute say there is no evidence that COVID-19 vaccination causes cancer or causes it to recur.

In the straw poll conducted during the two days of the convention, state Rep. Francesca Hong captured second and state Sen. Kelda Roys third.

A small box on top of UW Health’s University Hospital roof that collects microscopic pollen is part of a nationwide project to document allergy season.

No law enforcement personnel fired their gun during the incident, Dodge County Sheriff Doug Schmidt said.

Cooper Pratt's call-up has been a while in the making. Inked to an eight-year extension in April, Pratt is batting .241 with a .735 OPS at Nashville.

Having both hockey teams in the Frozen Four sent the Badgers' bill for coaching bonuses 72% higher in 2025-26 than it was the season before.

Even as he returns from an ACL tear, getting a deal done with tight end Tucker Kraft is a no-brainer for the Packers.

Three Wisconsin dairy farmers, with the help of a conservative law firm, are challenging the federal dairy checkoff program responsible for promotional efforts like the “Got Milk?” campaign.

Door County businesses are facing debilitating staff shortages due to the absence of foreign workers who support a surge in summer tourism every year on temporary seasonal visas called H-2Bs.

It's not a matter of if but when Milwaukee County's fiscal storm is set to hit.

Amandria Brunner faces two counts of OWI homicide in the Sept. 5 crash.

Kyle Harrison bounced back from his worst career start with six innings of three-hit ball to pace Milwaukee as it shutdown Philadelphia in the series finale at American Family Field.

"This is one of the most Madison events I have ever been to," said one onlooker.

If you’re finalizing a late-summer itinerary for Paris or planning a fall foliage tour through Japan, you may be thinking about how you can best learn a little French or Japanese before you go — and with good reason. Learning…

Jackson Chourio is coming back from the left hand injury that sidelined him for the first month of the season.

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

This month marked two decades since the government approved the HPV vaccine.

Many people living in the area of State and Gilman streets received an emergency message on their cellphones asking them to stay inside and lock all doors and windows.

Winning line from Madison reader beats more than 50 entries.

Tips for your flowers, plants, trees and shrubs.