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During his State of the Union address, President Barack Obama said he hopes to send Americans to Mars. Some more than others. 

The Madison Catholic Diocese is donating furniture and furnishings from the Bishop O'Connor Center to numerous charities and nonprofit organizations.

Wisconsin Democrats are calling on Republicans to cancel a Wednesday night fundraiser in Madison, citing rules limiting when and where lawmakers can raise money.

Walker said Clinton has left areas of the world "messed up" and defended his lack of foreign policy experience.

Wisconsin Club for Growth wants the high court to throw out the probe targeting coordination between Gov. Scott Walker's campaign and conservative political groups.

WASHINGTON -- In 1938, Winston Churchill published "While England Slept," about Britain's failure to prepare for the Nazi threat.

The fast-growing San Diego brewery has a hop-forward portfolio headed by the critically lauded Sculpin.

In the wake of the terrorist attack on a kosher market in Paris, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu asked French Jews to come home.

Oats are a simple way to create a hearty breakfast. 

Gov. Scott Walker, Madison Mayor Paul Soglin, Dane County Executive Joe Parisi, community and business leaders and the proud representatives of our century-old Italian Workmen’s Club welcomed …

DARLINGTON, Wis. (AP) — A Wisconsin man convicted of killing his three young sons by setting fire to their house in 2012 wants to withdraw his guilty plea.

Attorney for Armin Wand III says experts will prove investigators led him to confess to a crime he didn't commit.

A report by UW-Madison agricultural economists says state dairy income increased by $1.2 billion in 2014 and that pushed farm profits in America’s Dairyland to a record $4.3 billion.

The quarterback said on his ESPN radio show in Milwaukee on Tuesday that his injured calf should heal within 6 weeks.

State leaders shouldn’t forget why they created the Wisconsin Economic Development Corp. in the first place.

This week's recipe won first place in the State Journal's candies category in 1956 and was submitted by Mrs. Roger A. Lippitt of Madison.

“It is probably known to but very few of the present citizens of our state that Wisconsin has the high distinction of having given Mr. Jefferson Davis … his first public whipping,” wrote the M…

It's an enticing matchup pitting the defending champions against the dominant NFL franchise of the 2000s.

Senior forward Riley Lytle scored 19 points and sparked a 24-11 run in the second quarter that lifted host Poynette to a 54-45 victory over Lake Mills in a Capitol North Conference boys basket…

The Mount Horeb boys basketball team wiped out a 10-point deficit in the third quarter and pulled away for a 61-46 victory over Waunakee in Badger North Conference boys basketball play Tuesday night.