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The driver was taken to a local hospital and admitted due to drug use, facing multiple tentative charges, Madison police said.

About 4,500 law enforcement officeers from 24 states and the District of Columbia – including 44 Wisconsin agencies plus federal agencies – were hired to safeguard the convention’s 50,000 attendees.

An accelerated addition to the Badgers helped an in-state standout realize her college basketball dream, and dive right into the life of a Division I athlete.

Injuries (and a suspension) sidelined two former first-round draft choices for most of the 2023 season. How they bounce back will be worth watching heading into training camp.

"There's more developments coming," Jazzman owner Paul Strong said. "How's that going to affect us? I would think it would be positive. ... I can’t see anything else but."

This homemade meal business is great for busy people, and who's not busy?

Here's what we know about how Badgers football coach Luke Fickell will tinker with his staff after an NCAA rule change this summer.

The right-handed pitcher had a dominant senior season with an ERA under 1, but he was initially a position player.

BadgerExtra columnist Jim Polzin answers a question from a reader in his regular mailbag.

Some GOP rhetoric has not been kind to Trump

New amendments would disrupt balance of power

An increasing number of Democratic members of our government are asking President Joe Biden to step down and withdraw from the 2024 presidential race. I believe this is a huge mistake. It would only weaken the chances of preserving our…

It happened. All the facts are not out, but we know an attempt was made to kill Donald Trump on Saturday evening at his campaign rally in Pennsylvania.

A jury deliberated for about four hours Wednesday before finding Robert Stine not guilty.

Boosted by money from league's TV contract, the NFL's smallest-market team recorded a record in total revenue ahead of its annual shareholders meeting.

The proposed 138-unit apartment building on the West Side has faced opposition from residents who say it would be too big and increase flood risk.

The proposal secured unanimous approval despite facing pushback from some nearby residents concerned about drug use and crime.

On the evening of June 12, 1963, gas station operator Wayne Pratt, 24, was stabbed 53 times after leaving home to help a customer.

Members of Madison-based Cycropia Aerial Dance, the central Wisconsin-based band Searchlights, the Chicago percussion group Ho Etso Taiko and 350 Wisconsin perform during a collaborative music and dance event at Olbrich Botanical Gardens. It was part of Olbrich After Hours,…