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Many of the first round of dogs have been adopted, but questions remain about the hundreds of beagles remaining at Ridglan Farms.

Wisconsin is getting $94.3 million from the Environmental Protection Agency to combat lead in drinking water, and Congressman Bryan Steil is taking an awkward victory lap.

Over the past several months, legislative Republicans and Democratic Gov. Tony Evers engaged in serious conversations about how to return Wisconsin’s budget surplus to the taxpayers who sent it to Madison in the first place.

The Regents standout used a position change to find her right spot on the field, and eventually, the perfect fit for her collegiate home.

A Wisconsin State Patrol trooper adopted a kitten after it was abandoned on a highway ramp.

Early signs point toward the Packers' versatile second-year wide receiver taking a step forward this season.

Manny Abreu is the starting catcher for the Cardinals whose upbringing taught him the values of hard work and helping others.

The Court said it would hear a challenge to the state’s congressional maps, but only after the plaintiffs go through the traditional appeals process first.

The Panthers jumped out to a jaw-dropping 10-0 lead on the powerful Tigers in the first game of the NCAA baseball tournament on Friday en route to a 13-8 victory.

Highlights of the library’s new square footage include an expanded children’s library with a dedicated teen space, an aquarium, an outdoor amphitheater and a makerspace dubbed “The Mixer.”

Uribe has been suspended for one game and fined an undisclosed amount "for his inappropriate actions towards the St. Cardinals' dugout on Tuesday.

Nine transmission companies want to suspend competitive bidding rules for multi-billion-dollar powerline projects within Wisconsin and the central U.S.

Logan Bailey stepped up to the microphone at the Scripps National Spelling Bee on Thursday night, the youngest of the nine finalists at 12 years old.

The 63-year-old man is being held at the Rock County Jail pending his initial court appearance.

The officer ended the pursuit when the Kia exited near Park Street in Madison, and then coordinated efforts to identify the vehicle and driver.

The proposed policies would curb corporations from giving unlimited money to campaigns and candidates through a model similar to one enacted by liberal Hawaii and conservative Montana.

But in a pointed statement, the village’s police chief faulted the Oregon School District for what she described as a lack of cooperation by school officials.

Big Eight Conference track and field athletes weigh in on which disciplines pose the biggest challenge.

Several staff members and others in the crowd booed and shouted at district officials and board members throughout the meeting.