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WASHINGTON — In South Carolina these days, no one speaks his name.

Scott Walker, who formally entered the 2016 presidential race Monday, is where he has been for months. Along with Jeb Bush and Marco Rubio, he’s one of the three most likely to win the Republi…

The three-time MVP had his No. 4 jersey retired by the Packers on Saturday night before being inducted into the franchise's Hall of Fame.

APPLETON — A few years ago, after an unexpected job loss, my family was on food stamps. At that time, my kids brought home a letter asking us to bring cookies or bars to a school potluck.

The old gunslinger Brett Favre is ready to throw the football around the University of Wisconsin’s Camp Randall Stadium this afternoon.

It’s a good idea to carry the 2015 Small Game Hunting Regulations pamphlet while hunting.

OSHKOSH — On the game’s deciding drive, Kelly Thomas felt helpless.

The Northwoods League amateur baseball game between the visiting Madison Mallards and Battle Creek Bombers was suspended by rain Saturday night.

Jonathan Lucroy, Aramis Ramirez and Khris Davis all go deep to back the pitching of Jimmy Nelson.

Editor's Note: This column was first published in September 2003.

Editor's Nore: This Pearl Swiggum column was from December 2003

Editor's Note: This Pearl Swigum column was printed in November 2003.

Pearl Swiggum, a Wisconsin columnist beloved by readers for her musings on farm life, died Friday at age 101.

LAC DU FLAMBEAU – A trip to the Lac du Flambeau Reservation west of Minocqua produces the expected in some ways: a gleaming casino operated by the tribe, a stunning natural setting and mixed e…

Some mornings when I slide into my jeans I remember how glad I was when they were invented and the housedress era ended.

One killed in Saturday morning accident near Wisconsin Dells.

In Friday's article about the Wisconsin Supreme Court stopping the John Doe investigation, "Ruling halts probe," the key to the ruling appears in the third column on page A7. There it cites cr…

Madison's annual Paddle and Portage race drew more than 800 racers and revelers Saturday.

The Pennsylvania Senator was previously asked what he thought about Tonette Walker saying she was "torn."

MADISON, Wis. (AP) — When University of Wisconsin researchers study stem cells, they typically seek to create skin and organs. This summer, they seek to create scientists.