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If Green Bay is going to get more out of its special teams, then this phase needs a real boost this offseason.

Maryland is not having the season it envisioned after hiring former Texas A&M coach Buzz Williams. Here's what to know about the Terrapins before their matchup with the Badgers.

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Antetokounmpo had 19 points and 11 rebounds in his first action since getting injured on Jan. 23, but it wasn't enough as the Bucks dropped their third straight.

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While Zafferano serves a fusion of Indian and Italian food, Eloura is going for a different combo: Mediterranean with a twist.

Police believe the drop in crime and in opioid-related calls can be attributed to “tighter collaboration with prevention partners."

Two curlers from the Madison area will represent the U.S. at the world championships later this month.

The Wilson Lot near Capitol Square now offers three-hour public parking evenings and weekends.

Rock County Judge Ashley Morse called it “one of the most aggravated domestic crimes” she had seen at Aaron Carter's sentencing.

The hub for Black leadership and wellness will open on Madison’s South Side this spring.

The Badgers and Ohio State have one weekend left to settle who'll be the No. 1 team heading into the NCAA Tournament.

Responses to the Wisconsin State Journal's candidate questionnaire. The election is April 7.

The case is the second positive report of bird flu in Wisconsin so far this year, after a separate positive case was identified last week in a commercial poultry flock in Jefferson County.

The Badgers go into the final weekend of the Big Ten regular season just on the outside of the top 10.

Isaiah Washington, 26, also was sentenced to 30 years of extended supervision on the multiple counts of sexual assault of a child, authorities reported.

The biennial event begins Tuesday at Monona Terrace and has 3,375 entries from around the world.

Creed D. Moore is charged with first-degree intentional homicide in the March 7 shooting death of Kyle A. Thrasher, 23, at the BP Pleasant Springs Travel Plaza.

Dennis Banks, 32, went on a “rampage,” pistol-whipping one friend and pointing the gun at another, before murdering a third friend by shooting him in the face, authorities said.