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The University of Wisconsin women’s hockey team dictated the tempo Saturday night and the result was a fourth straight berth in the Western Collegiate Hockey Association Final Face-Off.

Lancaster's Cole Martin wins his third straight championship.

Senior Kailey Reynolds scored 20 points as the top-ranked Whitewater girls basketball team defeated third-ranked Lakeside Lutheran 69-61 in a WIAA Division 3 regional final battle of undefeate…

Janesville Bluebirds, Reedsburg/Wisconsin Dells Cheavers also advance, giving the area three of the eight teams in the state field.

Stoughton’s Brandon Klein was never afraid of collapsing under the immense pressure of the state wrestling tournament.

The Madison Edgewood girls basketball team never found a reason to feel nervous in front of its home fans during Saturday’s WIAA Division 2 regional finals.

The most recent time Portage had a state champion, senior Jacob Poches was watching from the stands.

Junior center Kira Opsal beat the regulation buzzer on a layup to force overtime and Big Eight Conference co-champion Verona made 11 of 13 free throws in the extra session to outlast visiting …

SUN PRAIRIE — For the past three seasons, the powerful Onalaska co-op has prevented Madison-area girls hockey teams from reaching the WIAA state tournament semifinals.

The University of Wisconsin men's hockey team fell 5-2 to host Michigan in a Big Ten Conference game Saturday afternoon in Ann Arbor.

WHITEWATER — Senior forward Ron Patten came off the bench to make four 3-pointers and score a game-high 19 points as the No. 2 UW-Whitewater men’s basketball team won its fourth Wisconsin Inte…

The same regulatory approach that spawned the old Ma Bell oligarchy and stifled telecom innovation for generations may not be a timely fit for the Internet.

Gov. Scott Walker has developed a pattern of behavior that is not gubernatorial and certainly not presidential. The pattern is blaming others for his political missteps and mistakes.

I am supporting Shawn Pfaff for mayor of Fitchburg. I have lived in the same part of this city for more than 35 years and have seen the many changes we have gone through. I am not wealthy or a…

Right-to-work laws break the power of the unions, and in the long run we all lose.

My grandfather's family members were poor sharecroppers in the '20s and '30s. When he got old enough, he joined the Army and served in the Philippines during World War II. In the Korean War he…

And then there were two.

I woke up in my house filled with toxic Chinese drywall. I put on my clothes made in Sri Lanka. I eat my Chilean grapes with the California factory-farm yogurt that I keep in my Korean refrigerator.

Gerard P. Pehler of Oregon is this week’s You Toon winner.

Madison police are investigating an incident in which shots were reported fired outside of West Towne Mall late Saturday afternoon.