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Transportation is more than a convenience. For many people with disabilities, it is the foundation of independence, employment, healthcare access and community involvement.

Fans will get to watch the University of Wisconsin football team practice in Madison for the first time in more than two years Tuesday night.

Long ball offense courtesy of Joey Ortiz and William Contreras was plenty for Misiorowski, who gave up one run to earn a win for the first time in three starts.

Fill in the caption with a clever quip by Tuesday evening and win publication of your line with the cartoon in next Sunday’s newspaper. You’ll also receive a signed print of the cartoon by artist Phil Hands.

Kyron Drones couldn't get through training camp on the roster, as Green Bay now has just three quarterbacks.

Jonathan Ornelas played just six games for the Athletics, and Milwaukee picked him up for cash considerations on Saturday.

Two people were injured, one seriously, in a crash between a combine and a semi truck hauling corn in Dodge County Saturday morning.

Neither supports a moratorium. But Tiffany wants to repeal tax incentives, while Crowley wants to see if taxpayers are getting their money's worth.

Wisconsin is reporting its first measles outbreak of the year, part of a nationwide resurgence of the disease taking hold across the country.

An update on Anders Carlson, Brayden Narveson, Brandon McManus and Lucas Havrisik.

It is not news that pregnancy can very easily be life-threatening. Both during and after, there are risks.

In 1926, two rivers were dammed to create a 14,000-acre flowage that is now home to hundreds of islands, dozens of campsites and world-class fishing.

Headlining the competition for two starting spots are Keisean Nixon, Brandon Cisse, Benjamin St-Juste, and presumably, when he returns from injury, Carrington Valentine.

The Badgers must run the ball better to succeed this fall. Doing so will take improvements from multiple areas and contributions from across the offensive roster.

It wasn't quite a sequel of last Oct. 14, but it definitely had some of the same scenes.

Shortly after becoming a member of Congress, U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany, R-Hazlehurst, supported President Donald Trump's attempts to overturn the 2020 presidential election.