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"The generation now is all about reusing, repurposing, the clothes, the furniture, whatever," said Bob Richardson, co-owner of Atomic Antiques.

You rake your leaves and wake up the next morning only to see more on your lawn. You look to your neighbor’s lawn and realize their leaves have found their way onto your lawn. You say to yourself, “If only…

Green Bay will be looking to stay in the playoff hunt after two straight losses sapped momentum from a three-game winning streak. Here's how to watch, updated odds and more.

These 5 goalies have proven they are tough to score on early on this winter.

Packers defensive coordinator Joe Barry said he's well-aware of the criticism sent his way after losses in the the past two games.

The Badgers' coach is familiar with LSU's offensive coordinator from their time together at Cincinnati. Here's why it matters before the ReliaQuest Bowl.

The incident on Highway 14 in the town of Black Earth drew law enforcement from around the county to locate the two men.

Although the 46-year-old ride-share driver returned to the scene, contacted 911 and identified himself, that driver was not entirely forthcoming with officers, police said.

The black 2022 Tesla Model 3 was found around 9 a.m. Thursday after a person reported seeing it parked and unoccupied on Madison's Near East Side.

Muskego native Hunter Wohler, Wisconsin's leading tackler this year, will return to the Badgers for his senior season.

Baldwin's comments come as she faces pressure from some liberal groups demanding she endorse a ceasefire in the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas.

The Beloit girls basketball team left the game against Westosha Central High School early, after the coach said she feared an unsafe environment had developed.

Officers were sent to the business in the 800 block of East Washington Avenue for a disturbance about 8:45 a.m. Wednesday, Madison police said.

The Crusaders will have new leadership for the rest of the season. Here's what we know.

BadgerExtra columnist Jim Polzin answers questions from readers in his weekly mailbag.

From his favorite music artist to the hardest aspect of his sport, meet Rudy Richards.

The woman was put through field sobriety testing after officers noticed an odor of intoxicants on her and became combative during the OWI process, Madison police said.

Empty Stocking Club relies on donations and volunteers to get toys to every child. And the community came through again.

Rethke Terrace and Tree Lane properties could be closed and sold early next year with officials scrambling to ensure dozens of vulnerable people aren't put out on the street.