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Employees of a Paddock Lake McDonald's were aware a soda machine had worms in it before a woman found one floating in a drink, according to class-action lawsuit

The Wolves senior found the perfect fit for his natural speed when looking for a new sport as a sophomore. Get to know the Wolves' Riley Thiede.

Harley-Davidson is under social media scrutiny for its alleged support of diversity, equity and inclusion — despite the company backing away from such initiatives in August 2024.

Beef prices are at a historic high as strong demand outpaces a limited supply, pushing costs up for consumers.

A former Marquette University track and field athlete accused of having sex with a 13-year-old girl and other sex crimes is now facing additional federal charges, according to the U.S.

Al Fish is a strong believer in alignment between a chancellor and athletic director. The former Wisconsin adminstrator believes that might not be possible with an interim making this hire.

Kingston Penn studied Olympic starts from his bedroom. Antonio Jackson searched for speed tips online. Both are part of the movement toward track’s faster future.

Despite suffering through the coldest winter in most people’s memory, often without heat, light or water because of missile and drone strikes on largely civilian structures, the Ukrainian people are standing strong against Russian aggression.

Webb took a no-hit bid into the seventh inning and Victor Bericoto hit his first career home run as San Francisco earned its first victory of the series in Milwaukee.

No one was injured in the blaze, which was contained to a single second-floor apartment above the former 107 State Tavern.

New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani and his deputy mayor, Leila Bozorg, get solid grades for addressing the biggest issue in New York City: the lack of housing.

Five months after surgery, the star pass rusher has passed the halfway mark in his recovery. But despite being “extremely happy” with is progress, Parsons has a ways to go.

Roys would push to revive a data center regulation bill and establish a “public negotiation team” that would help communities approached with data center proposals.

Brewers No. 2 prospect Luis Peña, in his fifth game back with the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers after a scary moment in April, again departed early Tuesday.

An intense recruiting effort from the Badgers helped flip and secure a commitment from a sought-after prospect.

City water reserves are above 50%, but the shuttering of a well on the West Side spurred the Water Utility to temporarily suspend hydrant flushing on that side of town.

The former All-Big Ten first-team selection is receiving a notable salary bump after inking a contract extension with Pittsburgh.

Brewers southpaw Kyle Harrison starred in his first career outing against the team that drafted him Tuesday.

The cause of the crash was not yet clear, but Hartman said, “just based on professional observations and the amount of damage that we’re seeing and the debris field, speed is likely a factor in this.”

No matter where you live or what your schedule looks like, there’s a market for you, with vendors lined up each day of the week.