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Advocates for food rights who seem to want to take Wisconsin back to the 1920s should pay special attention to a developing story in western Wisconsin, where 38 people were sickened after a po…

PLATTEVILLE, Wis. (AP) — For two summers, a visible sunflower patch along a business park off Highway 151 became a popular destination for pictures.

Award: Nan Brien and Leslie Ann Howard are the recipients of the 2014 Jeffrey Clay Erlanger Civility in Public Discourse Award.

Two months ago, Taylor Herrick rode in an open convertible waving to blue-and-gold-wearing Bulldog boosters who hailed her as Pardeeville High School’s Homecoming queen.

PARDEEVILLE — When Mark Frank asked deer hunters if he could check out the animals that they’d bagged, he didn’t mean just to admire the quality of meat or the number of points on the antlers.

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Senior Drew teDuits helped put the finishing touches on a solid weekend for the University of Wisconsin swimming and diving teams with a victory in the 200-yard backstroke Sun…

DES MOINES, Iowa — There was nothing wrong with the way the University of Wisconsin women’s basketball team shot from the floor Sunday.

The death of a man found on a city street was not a 'random incident,' police say.

MINNEAPOLIS -- You didn't think the Green Bay Packers were going to put up 50 points every week, did you?

Tom Oates assesses the Packers' performance in Sunday's game against Minnesota.

IOWA CITY, Iowa — As the University of Wisconsin football team prepared for Saturday's game at Iowa, it didn’t pretend that was all that mattered.

It took 15 or more years and countless accidents before the Madison Beltline, plus our new Highway 12, were completed.

How about we compromise on the minimum wage and make it two tiers?

Regarding the recent letter "Preserve peaceful Blue Mound State Park": Snowmobiling is an approved use in our state parks, supported by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources.

I applaud pledges made at the recent International Conference on Nutrition to do more to prevent malnutrition around the world. This type of global cooperation has reduced the number of chroni…

It is strange that Republicans in Congress are having such a fit about President Barack Obama doing essentially the same things several other presidents have done before. The GOP's hero, Ronal…

Wow. Just ... wow.

The Rubik's Cube, little green army men and bubbles make the cut into The Strong's National Toy Hall of Fame.

The 54th annual Gem, Mineral and Jewelry Show at the Alliant Energy Center raised more than $5,000 for the Madison Gem and Mineral Club.

MOUNT HOREB - James N. Engeseth, age 68, of Mount Horeb, died on Saturday, Nov. 22, 2014, at Agrace HospiceCare.