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Bridges spanning the Mississippi River in western Wisconsin and southeast Minnesota are sturdy enough to withstand a barge collision, according to Wisconsin DOT.

A crucial ecological balance is at risk in the heart of Wisconsin’s wilderness. The state’s gray wolf population, particularly in the northern region of our state, is straining the deer population and leading to a concerning decline in whitetail numbers.

There's plenty of dance to chose from, and much more.

Sam Armstrong threw a barrel containing a mix of gasoline and diesel into a bonfire, sparking an explosion that burned at least 17.

Staff at the Wisconsin Elections Commission recommended on Wednesday that the petition be rejected, saying organizers had not gathered enough valid signatures.

John and Tashia Morgridge, 1955 graduates of UW-Madison, donated $140 million to the project.

After appointing the Supreme Court justices who ultimately overturned the Roe v. Wade decision enshrining abortion rights, Donald Trump seems to have softened his stance on the issue.

Defensive coordinator Jeff Hafley is switching things up. One former Packers player and Clark agree the payoff could be huge.

Judge Michael Bohren ruled against Morgan Geyser, now 21, despite the testimony of two psychiatrists who said she was ready to depart Winnebago Mental Health Institute under certain conditions.

The two deaths in Dane County may be connected to a suspicious death being investigated by the Dubuque County Sheriff's Office.

Teachers listed personal reasons, compensation, work-life balance, leaving for another profession and workload as the top reasons for leaving the field.

"It is beautiful," Madison resident Sadia Hassan said. "To be Muslim is to endure."

The center fielder forces opposing hitters to return to the dugout like he does as a defensive back in football. Oh, and he's also set a Cardinals base-stealing record.

The sugar maple will be planted on April 17 to commemorate Wisconsin's 175th anniversary of statehood, which occurred on May 29, 2023.

The fourth episode of "Top Chef: Wisconsin" had the contestants taking inspiration from the work of Wisconsin-born architect Frank Lloyd Wright.

The Triangle, bounded by South Park and Regent streets and West Washington Avenue, was the core of the multiethnic Greenbush neighborhood that was razed in the 1960s.

More than 60 years have passed since the destruction of the old Triangle, also known as the Greenbush.

Leaving the United States has been lamented by some within the Packers, whether when they went to London or ahead of their latest excursion against a marquee opponent.

A woman reported that her brother had threatened her with a gun she believed was a BB gun, but turned out to be a real gun, Janesville police said.