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Dear Bo Ryan:

Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker will announce his candidacy for president on July 13, according to a political aide.

MANCHESTER, England — England's national teams keep finding ways to make agonizing exits from major soccer tournaments.

Ten riders to watch in the 2015 Tour de France, which begins Saturday in Utrecht, Netherlands:

A man stopped by Sun Prairie police after appearing to be intoxicated in a store was arrested Wednesday night for his alleged seventh drunken driving offense, this time with minors in the vehicle.

LITTLE ROCK, Arkansas — The hopes and fears of all the years met last week in Obergefell v. Hodges, the narrow but sweeping decision of the U.S. Supreme Court that proclaims homosexual couples…

NEW YORK (AP) — A New York man who took part in a 2013 assault on a sport utility driver by a group of motorcyclists is heading to prison.

The restoration of this 168-year-old building is spectacular. Hopefully the food will catch up soon.  

MADISON - Gary B. Seltzer, age 66, of Madison, Wis., passed away on Monday, June 29, 2015.

MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Madison-based AnchorBank is cutting 14 percent of its workforce as part of an effort to save money.

Anthony Gonsolin had a monster offensive effort on Wednesday night, but it got lost is the shuffle when the Madison Mallards’ pitching imploded.

PHILADELPHIA — Don’t look now, but the Milwaukee Brewers are suddenly on fire.

Already on campus and attending class, he instead will play in the Ontario Hockey League.

The UW athletic director says he thought Ryan would coach "until he physically couldn't do it."

Negative consequences are needed for the behavior of political operatives involved in the Wisconsin Economic Development Corp.

Many homeowners will have their treasured ash trees removed in the coming years, as Madison deals with the effects of the emerald ash borer on the over 20,000 city-owned trees. That is a sad b…

Gov. Scott Walker called the U.S. Supreme Court decision on marriage equality "a grave mistake."

The jubilation associated with the U.S. Supreme Court’s legalization of homosexual marriage has turned a blind eye to the Pandora’s box of related social and freedom issues that will be unleashed.

Sometimes wishes do come true. Over two years ago I said to my husband, "I wish Bernie Sanders or Elizabeth Warren would run for president."

Since choosing to retire from the NFL in March after one promising season, Chris Borland has spent months explaining a thought process most can’t comprehend.