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2 investigations at Cottage Grove middle school preceded attack on family
Several students' phones were confiscated, and six students were ultimately charged with possession of child pornography, exposing a child to harmful material or both.
Peralta, Brewers hand the Cardinals their 6th straight loss with victory
Freddy Peralta struck out six over six innings of one-run ball and the Milwaukee Brewers scraped out just enough against Erick Fedde for a over the St. Louis Cardinals Friday.
Brewers trade RHP Aaron Civale to White Sox for 1B Andrew Vaughn
The Brewers moved quickly after they removed Aaron Civale from their rotation and the veteran right-hander said he wanted to remain a starter even if it meant leaving Milwaukee.
Madison police seeking to identify man who sexually groped teen on North Side
The girl was walking in the area of Troy Drive and Northport Drive around 4:30 p.m. Wednesday when a man inappropriately touched her, Madison police said.
Third-generation circus performer Carson Howell returns to Circus World
"I've spent tons of time on these grounds," he said. "They're like a second home."
Third-generation circus performer Carson Howell returns to Circus World
"I've spent tons of time on these grounds," he said. "They're like a second home."
Madison police investigating report of people trying to open vehicle doors on Far East Side
A person called for police shortly before 2:15 a.m. after seeing several people trying to open doors on vehicles in the 1200 block Southridge Drive.
Report of 2 people passed out in vehicle in Fitchburg leads to 7th OWI for 1
At about 9 p.m. Saturday, a person reported two unconscious people in a vehicle with its engine running in the 2900 block of Ochalla Drive, Fitchburg police said.
Kathleen Parker: Tyranny is never far from America’s front door
As Los Angeles confronts violent protests against military deployments for migrant arrests, Hannah Arendt’s warnings decades ago about totalitarian threats to democratic institutions seem increasingly prophetic.
New Atwood Music Hall launches with a who's who of the Madison music scene
The 10,000-square-foot space on Winnebago Street was originally constructed for a church but on Friday will open as Madison's newest entertainment venue.
Man pulls gun during fishing dispute in Grant County
Two people who were fishing near each other had their lines become tangled and that led to an argument during which the gun was pulled, authorities said.
Ron Johnson's big, beautiful 'no' | Center Stage with Milfred and Hands
Wisconsin's senior senator remembers why he went to Washington
Madison police plan for numerous protests, events Downtown Saturday
Police are preparing for multiple Saturday protests, rallies, graduations, the farmers market, Safety Saturday and a bike event around the Lake which will converge Downtown, bringing thousands of people to the area, according to Madison’s Acting Chief of Police John…
A history of Wisconsin punishments for NCAA major infractions cases
The Badgers have eight cases listed in an NCAA database that includes violations going back to the 1950s. Here are the details.
Immigrant Wisconsin man released on bond after false accusation he threatened Trump
The man was a victim in a violent 2023 attack where his bike was stolen and his alleged attacker forged the threatening letter to try to clear his case.
Why Wisconsin AD Chris McIntosh won't tip his plan for revenue sharing
In a one-on-one with BadgerExtra, Wisconsin's top athletic administrator discussed the implications of the House settlement on Wisconsin's department, but kept some key aspects private.
Donald Trump uses Los Angeles protests to cement his authority | Scott Whitney
Just a couple more steps to full dictatorship -- we're almost there. And you can almost feel President Donald Trump chafing at the delay.
California Democratic leaders have been incompetent | Joseph Tripalin
Los Angeles is in the grips of riots and chaos over the arrests of illegal immigrants. President Donald Trump nationalized the California National Guard and sent the Marines to help bring these destructive demonstrations under control.
Aaron Civale says he wants to continue starting — even if it means trade from Milwaukee
Jacob Misiorowski’s arrival gave Milwaukee a surplus of starting pitchers.
Can schools like St. Bonaventure and FIU thrive in college athletics without the big bucks? (copy)
The $2.8 billion NCAA antitrust settlement is going to bring changes to hundreds of schools across the country. Smaller athletic programs at places like Florida International and St. Bonaventure aren’t necessarily worried winning about a head-to-head fight with bigger schools…