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Beloit police said the Wisconsin State Patrol is completing a crash reconstruction investigation.

The closure of Fitchrona runs from Kapec Road to McKee Road.

Wisconsin will wear an alternate uniform for the first time since 2021 this fall. Here are more details.

Ronald L. Williamson, 45, faces a minimum of three years in prison and a maximum of 30 years when he is sentenced on Nov. 19.

Construction on the more than $9 billion USS Wisconsin will begin Wednesday in Rhode Island.

The softball player ran hard around the bases, tagging third and heading for home. Just a few feet away, he stopped abruptly, crumbled into the dirt and grabbed his leg.

The woman alleged Kwik Trip failed to make a reasonable accommodation for her disability.

The woman alleged Kwik Trip failed to make a reasonable accommodation for her disability.

The house sustained heat damage but the residents will be able to remain in it.

It’s almost the weekend in Madison already, and this time, you’ll have cars, comedy and concerts to choose from.

The gyros are great, but don't miss out on the chicken bowl, loaded fries or baklava.

BadgerExtra columnist Jim Polzin selects the top individual performances by Badgers over the past 25 years in sports that sometimes fly below the radar.

A potential buyer and interested developers are zeroing in on UW-Milwaukee’s former branch campuses.

George Webb officials purchased 25,000 pounds of beef, 4,000 pounds of onions, 300,000 pickle slices and 200,000 buns in preparation.

One player felt the Badgers were 'entitled' during a 2024 season that ended with a 5-7 record. Here's how they vow to change that mentality heading into a pivotal campaign.

Michael Busch hit a three-run double off Jacob Misiorowski as Chicago continued to cut into Milwaukee's division lead.

Madison Memorial seniors Ezra and Caleb Liggon made their college decision last week after the recruiting process heated up this summer.

BadgerExtra's breakdowns of Wisconsin football's roster continue with the quarterbacks. The revamped group is led by Billy Edwards Jr., but an intriguing battle for the No. 2 role is ongoing.

I want to thank the EMS volunteers, police and staff at the Marshfield Medical Center in Beaver Dam.

Once again, President Donald Trump is guilty of promises made, promises broken.