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If the budget is approved Monday, the average Madison homeowner will pay more than $4,000 in property taxes to the school district in 2024.

The second round of the high school football playoffs featured some spectacular performances, from big stops on defense to multi-touchdown receiving games. Here are five that stood out.

Another mass shooting rocked an American community this week when a gunman shot and killed at least 18 people at a bowling alley and tavern in Lewiston, Maine. The gunman had been struggling with serious mental health issues, but was…

The Badgers produced three solid recruiting classes in a row from 2019 to 2021. Those groups haven't generated the type of playmakers necessary to help this program escape mediocrity.

The owners of a western Wisconsin company have trailers and buildings full of antique and more recent land-line telephones but there are few customers.

I talk a lot about exercise — doing something to keep yourself in top health. And I chime in all the time about getting kids to go outdoors and kick the can, explore, play, imagine, join a team. Whatever it…

The first-year starter was among the top quarterbacks in the NFL earlier this season. He's fallen to among the worst and the Packers' offense has struggled to score.

Forcing turnovers one aspect worth monitoring in the Packers' game Sunday against the Vikings at Lambeau Field.

The board released a four-page leadership profile Friday that it will use to assess candidates for the superintendent expected to be hired in February or March.

Minnesota-based CHS has plans for a 300-acre project with a rail spur that would turn soybeans into food-grade oil and meal.

A narrow defeat against one of the best teams in college football had the Badgers searching for answers before the homestretch.

The Badgers lost two starters in the first half. Here's what we know about their injuries.

The Wisconsin football team's offense was hurt by the loss of Braelon Allen, which limited their attack. That and other observations from the loss to Ohio State.

The Wisconsin football offense's struggles against Ohio State's defense were tough to watch. Here's what stood out in the Badgers' loss.

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The Vikings beat Baraboo and advanced past the second round for the first time in eight years. Here's how.

The Blue Devils churned out over 300 yards on the ground, while holding the defending Division 3 state champion Panthers to just 100 yards to return to the state quarterfinals.

Simon Tassy's goal late in the third period lifted the Badgers to a second straight win at Minnesota and a 7-1 start.