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Maggie Scannell recorded her first career hat trick as the top-ranked Badgers defeated Bemidji State for the 20th straight time.

Former Supreme Court Justice Michael Gableman’s license to practice law in Wisconsin has been suspended for three years after a third-party referee agreed with the state Office of Lawyer Regulation’s allegations that he violated standards for professional conduct during his…

A number of high-profile games highlight the Week 6 high school football schedule. Follow the action with our live scoreboard.

Families may be looking for more indoor alternatives as the calendar flips.

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NEW YORK — U.S. stocks climbed Friday and trimmed their losses for the week after a report showed that inflation is behaving roughly as economists expected, even if it’s still high.

In his statement, Berrien took issue with the Journal Sentinel “cherry picking” articles he read years ago, and decried it as an attempt to force him out of the race.

Pair arrested after displaying weapons

President Donald Trump appeared to prod his administration to seek criminal charges against more targets after a grand jury returned an indictment against foe and former FBI Director James Comey.

Mishqui owner Cynthia Garcia is going to focus instead on her Downtown Madison and Middleton locations plus her catering business.

A man and a woman were arrested Wednesday after brandishing weapons during a fight with one another, Madison police say.

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The lawsuit was filed by former Badgers players against former coach Marisa Moseley, the Wisconsin Board of Regents and a former athletics administrator.

Oregon and Madison West will be without their top-30 national recruit and all-time leading scorer this season. Here’s why two of the area’s best transferred for their senior season.

The Sept. 6 article in the Wisconsin State Journal "Humans rapidly depleting world's water supply," originally published in the Los Angeles Times, has relevance here. It relates to a water issue that could put Wisconsin and our Great Lakes neighbors…

The popular restaurant, which serves Southeast Asian food with an emphasis on Laotian flavors, will be able to seat about 50 after the move, compared to 10 now.

The district has for years made “Black excellence” a priority and names “racial equity and social justice” as among its core values.

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The opioid crisis continues to devastate communities throughout Wisconsin. Hundreds die from overdoses each year, families get torn apart and the state spends billions to address the fallout. For many, prescription painkillers are the only option offered despite their well-documented…

UW-Madison reported a record-breaking number of freshman applicants and female students.