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My blood is boiling.

His job approval is at an all-time low. The conflict with Iran still isn't resolved. It was even pouring rain. But President Donald Trump was unflappable in Chippewa Falls on Friday.

Even though Micah Parsons will likely be out for a portion of the 2026 season, he has reason to believe the defense can succeed until he returns.

A former Oshkosh Correctional Institution guard is serving prison time for sexually assaulting an incarcerated person in 2024.

The Crusaders thrower saved her best throw for last to become the program's second repeat state champion in program history.

OWI homicide charges sought

Dramatic three-set tiebreakers and a Middleton senior clinching a semifinals berth for the third straight year headlined Day 2 of the state boys tennis tournament. Here are the area headlines.

Morning rain showers pushed back the start of the AmFam Championship and altered the tournament as a whole. Plus, Jerry Kelly explains his tough first round.

"One hell of a physical specimen," Trump said of Thomas. "His leg is like a rock," he remarked of Stolz.

The Warriors and Lancers standouts thrived against tough competition in the Division 1 boys pole vault and triple jump at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse.

Democrats should come up with better cultural icons than aging, washed-up multimillionaire former talk show hosts.

The Wauwatosa West High School product had a lot of options for his college future. He explained why he chose the Badgers.

Blistering first rounds, including a 59, highlighted the American Family Insurance Championship's return to TPC Wisconsin on Friday.

The stop in Chippewa Falls highlighted Republicans' strategy to maintain control of the House as the party faces political headwinds over higher prices due to Trump's war on Iran.

The Norskies overtook a familiar foe to reach the podium in the 3,200-meter relay on the opening day of the state track and field meet.

The Dane County Board approved an 18-month moratorium on so-called “hyperscale” data centers similar to the $12 billion QTS facility rejected by the village of DeForest.