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Kohler Art Library’s current art exhibit has a distinctive nature — not paintings, sculptures, nor photographs, but artists’ books. Artists’ books are their own medium and can resemble traditi…

Tips for your flowers, trees and shrubs.

WASHINGTON — It wasn’t quite “Call me Ishmael,” but “Call me Caitlyn” made a whale of a splash. One could hardly find a news channel last week that wasn’t touting the former Bruce Jenner for h…

The race wasn’t even over yet, and the crowd knew it, too. Thirty-seven years of waiting to see one of the rarest feats in sports was almost over.

After signing a second consecutive one-year, prove-it deal, the defensive lineman is hoping to pick up right where he left off a year ago when he was injured.

PARIS — What started out as a stroll became quite a struggle for Serena Williams.

UW Credit Union is taking a blow in its ratings for getting caught up in an alleged scam involving a Milwaukee investment firm.

The Madison Mallards received a respectable pitching effort from starter Dalton D’Spain and four relievers, but it was no match for the crew the Willmar Stingers sent to the mound Saturday night.

Veterans Memorial Stadium, UW-La Crosse

LA CROSSE — Today is the day of Gabby Beauvais’ graduation.

Saturday’s best

Senior Lia Passini scored on a penalty kick just before the first overtime ended, and the Middleton girls soccer team hung on to oust visiting Verona 3-2 in a WIAA Division 1 girls regional fi…

LA CROSSE — Nadia Williams nearly stole the show at the WIAA Division 2 girls track and field meet at Veterans Memorial Stadium on Saturday afternoon.

The Cubans' 800-meter relay victory plays a key role in the winning the title.

Cows on the Concourse offered an opportunity Saturday for people to connect with the animals that provide the state with much of its identity.

A core reason why lawmakers have so far softened budget cuts to the University of Wisconsin System is their realization it’s a statewide economic engine – with the potential to produce even mo…

Madison Fire Department personnel responded to a call Saturday evening for a possible drowning in Lake Mendota.

My brother served in the Navy for 30 years. That was 30 years of attending classes or teaching classes. His carrier serviced in the first gulf war. After he left the Navy, he taught ROTC at Pa…

I am tired of the secular left claiming the “moral” high ground on the proposed 20-week abortion restriction. They self-righteously proclaim themselves to be the “non-religious” and unbiased p…

The recent motion from the Joint Finance Committee would allow anyone with a bachelor’s degree to be licensed to teach math, social studies, science or English in Wisconsin. Anyone with releva…