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The Milwaukee Brewers saw a pair of key relief pitchers leave early Thursday in the team's second consecutive loss.

The parks are generally free to wander through and sunbathe in, but for this weekend only, residents can unlock some of the parks’ additional recreational features.

The crosstown rivals turned disappointment last season into podium finishes at the state track and field meet Friday at UW-La Crosse.

The fast-moving bill imploded just days after it was announced when all 15 Democrats and three Republicans in the state Senate rejected the $1.8 billion proposal.

The seven Democrats running for governor sounded off ahead of President Donald Trump’s visit to Chippewa Falls Friday.

Madison and Metro Transit are offering free summer bus passes to city middle and high school students. The passes, valid June 12 through Sept. 7, can be used on any Metro bus.

The man was in the crosswalk with the right-of-way when a white BMW driven by Joseph D. Zalas ran into him, according to police, who believe speed was a factor.

A man also was critically injured in the fire, which remains under investigation.

The Badgers landed a marquee in-state commitment to kick off their 2027 recruiting class.

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

The Green Lake County District Attorney will decide what, if any, charges to file in the crash that resulted in deaths of two passengers and injured a third passenger.

The crash happened about 6:10 p.m. on Highway A north of Blackhawk Trail in the town of Fox Lake, Sheriff Dale Schmidt said.

Property taxes comprise the highest percentage of the Madison School District’s proposed budget in the last 10 years, a Wisconsin Policy Forum report indicates.

The man had been attempting to walk across what appeared to be solid ground in order to access a fishing location, but turned out to be deep mud.

The county launched the initiative following an increase in tick-related diseases at local emergency rooms. The ticks will be collected for testing weekly.

Madison-based utility Alliant Energy will receive federal funding aimed at keeping at least one of its coal plants open longer.

The former Wisconsin women's basketball standout is joining her sister, Theresa Huff, in the UW Athletic Hall of Fame. She spoke about the honor last week.

A 58-year-old Marathon County man was charged June 4 in the stabbing death of his 57-year-old brother. Timothy J.

The visit comes as the president's tariffs and recent attacks on Iran have produced gale-force headwinds for Republicans as they seek to preserve their power in Congress and state government.

The family of Donald Maier, who died due to probable malnutrition and dehydration at Waupun Correctional Institution in 2024, has settled its lawsuit against the Wisconsin Department of Corrections