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Thanks to the organization’s annual fundraising campaign, the United Way of Dane County raised a total of $16.8 million.

Both Badgers hockey teams are preparing for playoff challenges. Here's where they stand in the national rankings.

The transfer portal is accessible to graduate transfers. Here's what we know about the latest Badgers departure.

"This all came out of Wisconsin and expanded to other states," said an attorney who helped negotiate the settlement.

Evers said the measure will provide nearly $73 million in annual tax relief to more than 110,000 residents, with an average savings of about $656 per filer.

A man later determined to be the driver and arrested for OWI was found inside a nearby store with marijuana and a large amount of cash, Madison police said.

Mark Koehn was known for News 3 Traveler and the Newshounds Update, featuring his dogs. “People are, I think, more upset that they’re not on anymore than me," he said.

The owners of Craig's Cake Shop don't know how they got on the radar of a classic rock band that performed at the Kohl Center last week.

The crash happened near the intersection of Dorchester Way and McKee Road at 4:55 p.m. Sunday, Madison police said.

After 26 years, officials still can't say who killed Father Alfred Kunz. Thanks to DNA advances, though, they're learning more about the killer.

The SUV crashed into a pole at the intersection of Hempstead Road at South Whitney Way shortly after 5:30 p.m. Saturday, Madison police reported.

The driver was not injured, but the building sustained heavy structural damage, the Grant County Sheriff’s Office said.

No matter how you measure, the winter of 2023-24 was a warm one.

The fire was put out quickly, no injuries were reported, and the Red Cross is assisting the residents, the Janesville Fire Department reported.

Why are some members of Congress so eager to jeopardize what has been a uniquely American engine for innovation?

Due to its design and specifications, the bike is of high monetary value, but is of much more value to the boy, Madison police said.

In the tranquil expanses of North America’s woodlands and grasslands, a silent but concerning phenomenon is unfolding: chronic wasting disease (CWD). The condition, often dubbed “zombie deer disease,” is stealthily spreading among deer populations, sparking concerns among scientists, conservationists and…

The class is hands-on, with no exams, but has students planting Indigenous crops, including the "three sisters" — corn, beans and squash — and cooking in Babcock Hall's kitchens.

The 6-foot-7 Waunakee boys basketball standout made a commitment to play Division I college basketball on Feb 27. Here's where he's headed and what led him to his decision.

After a big win over Waupun in a Division 3 sectional final, the WIAA rewarded the Crusaders with a top seed at the tournament that opens Thursday in Green Bay.