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There is one advantage the University of Cincinnati police have over Madison police: body cameras.

Former River Falls athlete Alex Call was the first of four players with state ties selected Friday on the second day of the Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft.

Kayla Schwebke was absolutely perfect on Friday.

The game was called after five innings due to rain and lightning.

UW freshman Morgan McDonald finishes fifth in men's 5,000.

The winning run scores after a liner deflects off shortstop Jonathan Villar's glove

Middleton sophomore Rafael Sanga and doubles partner Mason Pyle never had faced their opponents from De Pere.

The Pirates knock out the Pumas in five innings, thanks to pitcher Olivia Tucker's home run to center field.

Claire Mooney doesn’t play favorites: The Madison West sophomore can blast big shots with both feet.

Some of our UW faculty have moved to the University of Minnesota. Minnesota of all places! Good luck with the climate. It's worse than ours.

Wisconsin has long been known as a progressive state, but that is no longer the case because of Gov. Scott Walker and our Republican-run Legislature. We are now a regressive state.

I am a circuit court judge finishing up 17 years on the bench. Over the past two years I have been involved in the creation of a veterans' treatment court in Dane County. Long ago I was a Navy Seabee,…

I didn't see any humor in Phil Hands' Memorial Day weekend cartoon about the Department of Veterans Affairs.

Donald Trump's bombastic attacks provide no answers.

As I view the television attack ads directed at Russ Feingold, I am reminded of my brief encounter with him.

Redox is one of three startups, nationwide, chosen for this round of the Cisco Entrepreneurs in Residence program.

Here's how members of Wisconsin's congressional delegation voted on major issues this week.

Ald. Michael Engelberger intends to propose a ban on pig wrestling in light of the more than 8,400 people that have signed an online petition against the annual Stoughton Fair event.

SAUK CITY - Ina Mae (Wegner) Swafford, age 82, passed away on Wednesday, May 18, 2016, surrounded by her family at home, after a long and courageous battle with breast cancer.

PLATTEVILLE - Helen M. Brugger, age 96, of Platteville, died on Wednesday, June 8, 2016, at Manor Care, Platteville. Funeral services will be at noon, Monday, June 13, 2016, at the LUTHERAN CHURCH OF PEACE, Platteville. The Rev. Jeff Pedersen…