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The sophomore's surge continued with the award as the league's top player, and two teammates joined her as Patty Kazmaier Award finalists.

The probe was launched after multiple sweeps of Waupun housing units revealed people in the prison were obtaining prohibited items such as cellphones and illegal drugs.

The Madison Fire Department hopes to recruit more historically underrepresented groups to fire and emergency medical service professions.

Former Badgers coach and AD Barry Alvarez warns that the current model of college football needs 'drastic changes.'

The Wisconsin football program didn't have to travel far to land a commitment from a three-star defensive line recruit.

The top three, including best of of show will be announced at 2 p.m. today.

Profiles of candidates vying for public office in April.

Environmental regulators can't unilaterally force polluters to clean up contamination from so-called forever chemicals without going through the Legislature to establish specific limits on the compounds, a state appellate court ruled Wednesday.

Harris' speech highlighted the administration's goal of bolstering Democrats' blue-collar support in the battleground state as the 2024 election approaches.

The key Badgers reserve has practiced three times this week as he works toward a return to game action.

Two Rivers Police are reviewing camera footage from a "vehicle of interest" in the search for missing 3-year-old Elijah Vue, of Wisconsin Dells.

A pair of Badgers sophomores were chosen as the league's best at their positions.

The cheese, popular in Europe where it is typically melted over boiled potatoes, has for the first time its own category in the contest.

Profiles of candidates vying for public office in April.

Daniel P. Oheron, 31, was arrested on his way to a sentencing hearing and faces new tentative charges of burglary and five counts of bail jumping, Madison police said.

BadgerExtra columnist Jim Polzin answers questions from readers in his weekly mailbag.

The goal is to ease the flow of patients from emergency rooms to hospital beds.

On Wednesday, Gov. Tony Evers signed a measure that gives about $740 million in funding for capital investments to the Universities of Wisconsin, including funds for the new engineering building that rallied massive industry support.

Madison Teachers Inc., which represents about 2,700 members including psychologists, school counselors, social workers and teachers, is asking for a 4.12% pay increase, the maximum increase allowed.

No final decisions were made Tuesday, but council members voiced support for city staff and services and looking to a referendum to raise property above state levy limits.