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So far, this spring has not been very conducive to fishing the Wisconsin River and most of the middle-sized rivers in the state and the Midwest.

Dane County officials are examining changes to animal stalls in the New Holland Pavilions after a horse was fatally injured there last month. The $24 million pavilions on the Alliant Energy Center campus have been open less than two years.

Know Your Madisonian|Sean Robbins

It's not insulting for the school district to ask for its money.

This rebranded pub offers dependable food and drink in a cozy and relaxing atmosphere.

Numbers to know from Kobe Bryant's 32 games played against the Bucks.

The Milwaukee Bucks agreed to a 30-year lease with the Wisconsin Center District for their new arena, the team announced on Wednesday.

Judge Lynn Adelman questioned why the state interpreted the 1st Amendment more strictly than the U.S. Supreme Court.

Two UW fans designed their save-the-date wedding card like a Badgers football ticket.

Three and a half months after health officials started investigating an unusual bacterial outbreak that has sickened about 60 people in Wisconsin and may have contributed to 19 deaths, the cause of the illnesses remains a mystery.

Baseball

Milwaukee's second season under Wes Edens and Marc Lasry was disappointing, but there are many reasons for optimism moving forward.

A Florida girl missing since 2013 might have been in Madison in recent years, so authorities are asking for local help in the search.

ST. LOUIS — Domingo Santana hit a go-ahead two-run homer in the ninth inning, Chase Anderson threw six innings without an earned run and the Milwaukee Brewers beat the St. Louis Cardinals 6-4 on Wednesday night.

Former University of Wisconsin forward Duje Dukan scored his first career NBA points for the Sacramento Kings on Wednesday.

Milwaukee finishes 33-49 and out of the playoffs after making a surprise run last season with a young roster.

Each turkey and deer season there are new twists in registration. Eventually most hunters will have these things figured out and they will use the convenience.

Remember April Gehl? The Hilbert athlete who punched 11 letters into Twitter back in January and focused the national media spotlight — and late-night comedy writers — on Wisconsin, the WIAA and the nuances of sportsmanship.

A free lunch program where Christian messages are shared with Middleton High School students is creating conflict between its organizers and the school district administration.

Based on their most recent multiyear Academic Progress Rate, the three UW teams posted scores in the top 10 percent of their sport.