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Kamari McGee suffered a late-season injury last year that, among other factors, derailed the Badgers' momentum. Since he's returned, he hasn't taken his impact on winning for granted.

A passer from Georgia is a potential option for the team after an offer was made and a visit took place during an important recruiting weekend.

Tamara Moore attends 16 to 18 college games on average in a month. Life on the road suits a woman who lives and breathes basketball.

Responses to the Wisconsin State Journal's candidate questionnaire. The election is April 1.

One of the University of Wisconsin football team’s notable flips for its 2024 class will not suit up going forward. Here's what to know.

The 2025 spring practice is scheduled to begin Thursday, and there's quite a few new faces in the program. Here's what to know.

Rayan A. Bertrand, 20, of Madison, allegedly told police he'd been drinking vodka since about 8 a.m. that morning.

Gov. Tony Evers' plan also intends to "aggressively tackle" the state's $13.1 billion deferred maintenance backlog by infusing $1.2 billion in maintenance and repair projects.

An unexpected loss in their final regular-season game caused a slide in the rankings for the Badgers.

Responses to the Wisconsin State Journal's candidate questionnaire. The election is April 1.

Nationally, consumers reported losing more than $12.5 billion to fraud in 2024, a 25% increase from $10 billion in 2023.

The milestone means that all city buildings and municipal infrastructure are powered entirely by clean energy.

On the ballot are a high-stakes state Supreme Court race, a contest for state superintendent of public instruction, and a lot more.

Injudicious firings of NOAA and NWS employees will dismantle a critical public service and pull apart a crucially needed and successful public-private partnership.

No injuries were reported.

Madison officers deployed traffic spikes and the vehicle stopped in the West Towne Mall parking lot near Total Wine & More.

The eight-story hospital will add 14 pediatric intensive care beds and a 10-bed cardiac intensive care unit on the sixth floor.

Ruth Gardner, 83, had been haggling with SSM Health for months.

Yard waste is leaves, weeds, and the other plant material raked or pulled from lawns or gardens, and there are specific rules for setting it out for collection.

The girl was shot in the shoulder and taken to a local hospital, where police said she is stable.