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Crawford's haul is more than double the roughly $12 million raised so far by Schimel, who launched his campaign in November 2023.

The election has morphed into a proxy battle over the nation’s politics, with Trump and Elon Musk supporting Brad Schimel, the Republican-backed candidate in a race that is officially nonpartisan.

The case against a Dodge County supervisor may be closed, but in a video he questions the intent of law enforcement when he was arrested and charged.

Among the goals are competitive wages and security upgrades.

Students and parents pushed for the change in response to new state programs that award students with high GPAs guaranteed admissions to UW schools.

Wisconsin voters are set to decide yet another nationally watched contest to decide the balance of power on the state Supreme Court.

Technology can enhance fan experience, analyze player performance and help ensure that those talented, well-paid athletes stay healthy.

An abundance of talent will return to the diamond this season. Here are nine players to watch as play commences soon for area teams.

The talent pool is strong again for high school girls lacrosse teams this spring. Here are seven players to know.

Milwaukee's Brook Lopez missed a turnaround jumper at the buzzer that could have tied it, ending a frantic final stretch.

A pair of Division I commits highlight a deep pool of talented players in the Madison area this spring. Here are seven to know.

It’s time to end the March madness—and the November madness. Now that we’ve switched back to daylight saving time, let’s never switch again.

Every year Canadians flock across our borders. Regardless of how wide or tall our walls are, they just disregard our immigration laws. They will gather in large groups and have their birthright babies. They use our natural resources and even…

Wisconsin conservatives need to understand the concept of irony.

Most of us are aware of the big race for state Supreme Court on April 1. But another race impacts Downtown Madison residents: the District 4 contest for Madison City Council. For that race, I wholeheartedly recommend our current City…

Several players with Wisconsin ties showed out in the first weekend of the NCAA Tournament. Here are some of the top performers.

The Badgers' young building blocks said they'll be back, which if true, should create a solid base for Wisconsin as it builds out its roster this offseason.

Hundreds of fans, some showing up hours early, turned out to LaBahn Arena to celebrate the Badgers' eighth NCAA title.

The first of six Badgers players in the transfer portal announced their future destination Sunday. Here's where the in-state forward is headed.

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