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Sophomore's high-flying dramatics just a preview of his Wisconsin men's basketball potential
The Wisconsin sophomore guard showed off some above-the-rim, dynamic play Tuesday. And it's only a hint of what the Badgers think he can potentially provide.
Trump among 6 Republicans on Wisconsin primary ballot; Biden the lone Democrat
The bipartisan state Presidential Preference Selection Committee on Tuesday selected candidates to appear on the April 2 ballot.
3 things that stood out from Wisconsin men's basketball's win over Iowa
The Badgers started off slow but had a game-clinching run with highlight-reel plays to beat the Hawkeyes. Here's what stood out.
Wisconsin men's basketball starter has special remedy after awkward landing in win over Iowa
The Badgers have had the same starting lineup in all 13 games this season, and that should remain despite early-season scares.
Woman charged with mistreatment of dog that was found starved to death
A veterinarian who examined the deceased dog said she had never seen one so skinny, according to a criminal complaint.
Woman robbed of thousands of dollars on her way out of Madison casino
No arrests have been made amid an ongoing investigation in which police are reviewing digital evidence among other things.
Co-op living convinced us to live in Madison -- Betsy Bazur-Leidy and Peter Leidy
We appreciated Emilie Heidemann’s story on cooperative living. Reading about Nottingham Co-op took us back to August 1984, to our first time ever seeing Madison as we stopped while moving from Ann Arbor to grad school in Minneapolis.
Resolve to produce less trash next holiday season -- Nathan Dombeck
Resolve to reduce trash for next holiday season
Changes make Badgers football season tickets less appealing -- John D. Vieth
Changes make season tickets less appealing
New York Daily News: U.S. Supreme Court must decide Donald Trump's case
In a recent week, the Michigan Supreme Court allowed Donald Trump to remain on the Republican primary ballot, rejecting the argument that the 14th Amendment’s ban on holding public office for government officials who’d previously engaged in insurrection against the…
President Joe Biden's administration is spreading chaos -- David J. Rizzo
Biden administration is spreading chaos
3 observations from All-American's transfer to Wisconsin volleyball's archrival
The Badgers lost out on a Big Ten transfer. Here's what's next for Kelly Sheffield as Wisconsin's rival gets richer.
Wisconsin men's hockey team moves into top 5 in national rankings
The Badgers broke a string of four straight times being voted sixth in the national rankings. Here's where things stand.
Drunken woman arrested for punching hotel employee
A Madison woman was arrested in the early hours of New Year's Day after police say she punched a hotel employee in the face while intoxicated.
No arrests made in Janesville gunfire incident
Officers believe this was an isolated incident relating to one of the apartments.
Milwaukee police officer shot and wounded during standoff
A second officer sustained a minor injury but did not require treatment, while the suspect, a 25-year-old man, eventually surrendered and was arrested, Milwaukee police said.
Wisconsin Dells woman killed in I-39 crash near Plover, authorities say
The crash happened shortly after 5:30 p.m. Saturday on I-39 at Birch Drive in Portage County when a northbound car crossed into the southbound lanes and collided with minivan.
4 observations after rewatching Wisconsin's ReliaQuest Bowl loss to LSU
Wisconsin football's potential star center, an oft-injured linebacker returning and a former five-star recruit getting extended action are part of the 2023-24 observations finale.
Transmission competition, EV charging bills could pass Legislature in the near future
"Hopefully both of those bills can get done this spring," Senate Majority Leader Devin LeMahieu said, adding that he doesn't expect major changes to either proposal.
Can cooperative living be an answer to Madison's high housing prices?
There are 27 residences in Madison that operate like housing cooperatives in varying degrees, according to data from the Madison Area Cooperative Housing Alliance.






