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“UW Health said Wednesday that it has acquired University Podiatry Associates of Madison," the State Journal reported last week. "The podiatry clinic, which opened in 1981 ..."

Baboucarr Ann could be the first Badgers commit whose recruitment was led by assistant coach Brad Davison, who Ann grew up watching star for his Minnesota high school, Maple Grove.

There are obvious candidates to replace Chris McIntosh. But this is a plum position — even with a mess to clean up — and the candidate pool should be deep.

Chris McIntosh's contract specified the kinds of jobs that would trigger a buyout if he left the Wisconsin athletic director role to take them.

Milwaukee left the bases loaded in the bottom of the ninth inning and runners on first and second in the 10th.

The outfielder/designated hitter left Sunday's game against Washington in the fifth inning.

It’s often said a parent’s love can’t be measured, but a recent survey on youth sports may come close. For each day a child plays a sport, researchers found, parents expend three hours and 23 minutes in effort: organizing and…

Chris McIntosh emailed Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin on Sunday night with a formal resignation from the athletic director position. Here's what he said.

Mick Byrne continued a legacy of success with Badgers cross country and track and field teams. He's retiring after 18 seasons at Wisconsin.

Makoto Kuroda also admitted to another colleague in an email that he’d tried to poison the victim, according to the criminal complaint.

Matt Gaffney is a new father and kicked into protective mode early Tuesday as strong winds bore down on his East Woodland Trail home.

High winds early Tuesday downed several trees, some onto homes on Prairie du Sac’s north side.

It wasn't the prettiest of days for the Badgers offense at Camp Randall Stadium. Here's what stood out from the practice.

Madison School District canceled all programming scheduled for 6 p.m. or later Tuesday, including athletic events, facility rentals and MSCR programs due to forecasted severe storms with tornado and hail threats.

More severe storms are in the forecast for Tuesday afternoon and night, with the peak threat from 6-10 p.m. for southern Wisconsin.

A thunderstorm with strong winds had residents in cleanup mode Tuesday.

Nina Whitton’s apartment wasn’t damage, but part of the roof from a nearby manufacturing company wound up at her front door.

The storms are expected to start from 3-6 p.m. with isolated supercell storms developing, peak from 6-10 p.m. with a possible line of supercells, and end from 10 p.m.-1 a.m.