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A moment early in the University of Wisconsin football team’s spring practice Thursday foretold the kind of session it was about to be.

Many talented area golfers are returning to competition this month. Here are some to know and more information on what makes them stand out on the course.

The University of Wisconsin men’s basketball team’s sophomore star will make a run at the NBA.

WASHINGTON — Paolo Banchero had 33 points, a career-high 18 rebounds and eight assists, and the Orlando Magic defeated the Washington Wizards 109-97 on Thursday night.

Members of the Badgers' national champion hockey team stopped by American Family Field on Thursday night for a low-scoring pitching duel.

The two-time league MVP posted an NBA-first stat line as Milwaukee continued to jockey for playoff position.

The former Brookfield Central High School standout will play next season with the Badgers.

Madison man jailed in State St. stabbing

Sophie Franklin, who has been missing from Beaver Dam for the last two months, and the man who is accused of taking her were both located in Nebraska on Wednesday.

Matthew Quaglieri videotaped young boys while they were in the bathroom at Prairie View Middle School.

Above: Driving horses are presented Thursday during the 21st Annual Midwest Select draft and driving horse sale at the Alliant Energy Center. Below left: David Wayne Yoder of Five Star Equine puts a bridle on one of his horses, Outdoor…

Those around the guard had mentioned since last offseason about his desire to play in the NBA. After a breakout sophomore season, he will explore that route while retaining eligibility.

The S&P 500 sank 4.8%, more than in major markets across Asia and Europe, for its worst day since the pandemic crashed the economy in 2020.

A transfer pass rusher showed his skills, a returning starter takes a step up and more from a sloppy day at Badgers spring practice.

James Barnes-Morris' story about what happened the last time he'd seen Brooke Strattan changed multiple times during interviews with police.

All together, voters approved $939.6 million in additional property taxes, about 58% of the combined $1.6 billion the questions were asking for.

From science and nature to joyous ballet and experimental films, there's something for everyone this weekend.

The woman alleged that she was attacked by her partner and that her partner had hit her with a gun, Madison police said.

Hurricanes Helene, Milton and Beryl were so nasty last year that their names are being retired.

Martha Siravo, who works as an advocate for students with disabilities and their parents, beat consulting firm executive Bret Wagner by about 10 percentage points in Tuesday's election.