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Madison golf entrepreneur Rob O'Laughlin is selling new products for golfers of all playing levels.

One person was injured early Sunday morning after the car they were in on the South Side was shot at by someone in another vehicle, police said.

In the beginning pages of Matthew Pearl’s “The Last Bookaneer,” a character asserts that, “You are always better off to read a book, anyway, than to meet the person behind it.”

A new state personnel agency gave Walker's office a scathing critique of a version of the civil service bill he signed into law in February.

The cut gave more dollars to the wealthy, but middle class taxpayers saw a larger percentage reduction in their tax bill.

Denzel McDonald and the Wolfsangel taggers are forcing UW-Madison administrators to reevaluate race relations on campus.

Tapping into the sun to produce energy is still a small part of Wisconsin’s overall energy mix, but it’s the fastest-growing component.

Many think President Barack Obama is a light weight when it comes to foreign policy, but Donald Trump's plans are even more naive.

Tips for your flowers, trees and shrubs.

What do you do when you are hit by a “Friday the 13th” type day? By that I mean, your chronic condition flares up; your electric wheelchair breaks down, and your dear friend has just been diagnosed with a terminal…

A Janesville man was arrested early Sunday morning on his tentative sixth OWI charge, police said.

And the Packers' first pick on the third day of the draft was fourth-rounder Blake Martinez, a linebacker who could help at the the team's biggest need position.

GREEN BAY — After cornering the market on Pac-12 Conference players and adding only one skill-position player with their seven picks, the Green Bay Packers got a lot bigger in the NFL draft that concluded Saturday.

MILWAUKEE — The slide continues for Milwaukee pitcher Chase Anderson.

Beloit Memorial scored five runs in the top of the fourth inning to open up a five-run lead and held on to defeat host Madison La Follette 8-5 in a Big Eight Conference baseball game Saturday.

Alexandra M. Veith, 27, was killed in the crash Thursday on Highway 51, authorities said. Veith was pregnant, and her fetus did not survive.

Paulson was a first-team Capitol North all-conference choice as a tight end.

The Madison Police report 35 citations for mostly alcohol-related issues and no serious incidents at 5:30 p.m. on Saturday.

Only two former University of Wisconsin football players were selected in the 2016 NFL Draft, but a handful of others will get their opportunity to make an NFL roster.

The UW men's basketball coach serves as grand marshal and also helps out at the finish line.