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The Badgers had four great opportunities to go ahead in the third period and overtime before having their season end against Quinnipiac.

The Badgers' season ended Friday with an overtime loss to Quinnipiac in the NCAA Tournament. Here's how it happened in Providence.

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The Badgers announced details for their first postseason quarterfinal appearance since 2009. Here's what's next.

Police returned the vehicle to its owner.

The former Badgers star is competing on the other side of the globe in Turkey, but his basketball exploits resonate in Madison.

Barca, 68, told the Wisconsin State Journal Friday he is considering running for the congressional district currently held by U.S. Rep. Bryan Steil, R-Janesville.

The Northland College Board of Trustees said there is a "long way to go" in the college's plea to raise $12 million by April 3 or risk closing.

The injured bird was initially reported by a Brooklyn landowner. Volunteers with Hoo's Woods Raptor Center, a nonprofit a Milton non-profit dedicated to rehabilitating raptor species, took the creature to the center for treatment. Less than 24 hours later, she…

Christian Yelich homered, Freddy Peralta pitched six splendid innings and the Brewers threw a one-hitter to beat the Mets in their contentious season opener Friday.

Badgers goalie Kyle McClellan led the group of early arrivals at Amica Mutual Pavilion before the NCAA Tournament first-round game against Quinnipiac on Friday.

The project will complete this fall.

The man was referred to the Monroe County District Attorney for possession of illegal drugs with intent to deliver.

Premieres by composer John Harbison, fun for the kids and more is in store.

"If you're from Rockford, getting knocked down is nothing new. But getting back up is nothing new either," Rockford Mayor Tom McNamara told the crowd at a vigil Thursday.

Badgers basketball will have to reshuffle their roster with the transfer portal and an important recruiting class. Here's where things stand.

From dominant scorers to lockdown defenders and all-around stars, area boys basketball players demonstrated their talents this winter. Here are this year's All-Area honorees.

Once upon a time the government was comprised of people who had distinct positions on policy and direction who compromised to make decisions to benefit the people who elected them.

I have known Seth Schultz since he was in grade school, and my four children attended Evansville public schools from kindergarten through high school.

Vote "no" Tuesday when the election ballot asks if you would like to amend the state constitution in regards to the voting process. The Republican-controlled Legislature is trying to sneak one by Gov. Tony Evers' veto pen.