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The Green Bay Packers have an ongoing competition for starting cornerback, including one player who accumulated 17 starts a season ago.

Above: Pope Leo receives a gift from a boy Sunday in Piazza della Liberta in Castel Gandolfo, near Rome. Below left: Pope Leo leads the Angelus prayer in Piazza della Liberta. Below right: A woman holds a crocheted doll depicting…

The Milwaukee Brewers took a road series win against the Los Angeles Dodgers with a 6-2 victory on Sunday.

Developments from a veteran edge rusher and a young safety, as well as injuries mounting at a key spot highlight observations from Wisconsin's training camp practice Sunday.

BadgerExtra football beat reporter Colten Bartholomew brings you the highlights, concerns and everything else in between from Wisconsin football training camp in 60 seconds.

Investigators determined that a 32‑year‑old man from Lyndon Station was driving a 2020 Harley-Davidson when he struck two other motorcycles.

Officers were called to the 1800 block of Wright St., near Madison Area Technical College, around 7:15 a.m. Friday.

Your ballot Nov. 3 will pose three possible changes to Wisconsin’s constitution.

Healthcare pioneer Dr. Barbara Nichols spent some of the early years of her career at Madison’s St. Mary’s Hospital before taking state and national leadership roles.

According to the School District, the measure continues the funding voters authorized in 2022 with annual adjustments to account for rising costs.

As government-incentivized energy projects and data centers continue to expand, there needs to be a nonpartisan effort to ensure that projects receiving federal and state funding include meaningful disclosure and requirements for community involvement, especially for rural areas of America…

How a chat with my hotel driver opened my eyes a bit.

Through three career outings against the Dodgers, Jacob Misiorowski has given up three runs and struck out 27 in 17 innings.

I usually appreciate columns by Kathleen Parker. She writes well with common vocabulary, addressing contemporary public policy issues. And usually she seems well-informed. However, in her Aug. 2 column, "Wanted: A voice of reason on socialism before we vote," she…

I applaud last Sunday's Wisconsin State Journal editorial, “Slam shut old jail cells once and for all.” Closing the inhumane and dangerous 1950s-era jail was one of the main reasons Dane County is now constructing a new jail costing over…

I can't let Kathleen Parker's Aug. 2 column, "Wanted: A voice of reason on socialism before we vote," go by without some comments. I ask that Parker consider, for a moment, the U.S. prejudice against Cuba and socialism.

Throwing bad money after good. That is exactly what the Trump administration is doing with this disastrous and completely unnecessary war with Iran, which has already cost the United States at least $37.5 billion, according to the Defense Department.

The Democratic Socialists of America party has some real radical ideas that will never fly, like abolishing the Senate. Yet it strives to find a better life for the average American.