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The United Way's 211 center received more than 41,000 calls last year.

Shortly after the Senate's votes, Gov. Tony Evers announced new appointees to replace those fired Tuesday.

Each year, companies vie for the title of coolest thing made. And this year's finalists are very Wisconsin.

FPC Live announced Tuesday that comedian Pete Davidson is coming to Madison in December.

Owner Nate Anger and his family recently moved to the Madison area from Sacramento, California, where he had a food truck and catering company.

Washington and Fond du Lac counties are the second and third to lose local access to a University of Wisconsin education, following the branch campus in Richland Center.

The Badgers have one more home match before a massive road test. Here's how to tune in.

The employment relations committee didn't any action on proposed 6% raises over the next two years for UW workers after Republicans derided the schools' DEI policies.

Enforcement was largely suspended during the COVID-19 pandemic, and that give city officials a chance to reevaluate the practice overall.

Lodi re-entered while Beaver Dam makes its first appearance in the top 10. Middleton, DeForest tied for the top spot.

A closer look at two plays from the Wisconsin football team's loss to Iowa. First a big sack by the defense then a missed chance by the offense.

Pumpkin-spiced everything has hit retail; pumpkin patches are vibrantly orange and full of bustling pumpkin pickers; and candy corn has found a home on my coffee table, indicating it has circled back around to spooky season — meaning it is…

Madison Ballet's upcoming program "Innovation," will premiere five new works, curated exclusively for Madison audiences.

The running back returned to practice Monday after missing three games with a hamstring injury.

Pleasnick told police that he didn't know he wasn't supposed to have the gun but carried it as protection against his ex-girlfriend.

The layoffs, announced to employees initially through email, and other cost-cutting measures come as UW-Oshkosh grapples with a projected shortfall of $18 million by 2024.

The federal funds Evers put into the program Monday represents about half the amount he asked the Legislature to spend to continue the pandemic-era Child Care Counts.

He was "just bored, I guess," he told police, and didn't remember some of the incidents because he had been smoking marijuana.

A third straight Badgers player was honored by the Big Ten Conference. It's another streak added to an impressive amount this season.

A lot of talk about Wisconsin's quarterback situation swirled around Luke Fickell's news conference Monday. Here's what the Badgers' coach had to say.