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No other significant injuries were reported in the crash, which remains under investigation.

The state's tourism industry had an economic impact of nearly $26 billion, with a record 114 million visitors.

A pedestrian bridge that dates to the 1960s will be removed as part of a multi-phase housing redevelopment.

The success of young companies is less likely to hinge on the specific nature of the business and more on commonalities in how it is managed for growth.

The non-profit now has 14 locations throughout south central Wisconsin.

The role of a court interpreter is much more complicated than simply converting written text from one language to another.

AI experts have serious concerns that the rapidly-advancing technology is still years away from being able to replace the skill and expertise of a certified court interpreter.

"There was no waffling" from a Badgers recruit tasked with deciding whether to join the Badgers next season or play another year of junior hockey, coach Mike Hastings said.

We’re accustomed to bad news in the "Ask the Weather Guys" column, such as the June 2 offering, "Humans are indeed warming the Earth," which highlighted the scientific consensus on climate change.

The "No Kings" protest and “Kick out the Clowns” rally Saturday in Madison need to be peaceful and orderly so police or national forces don't have an excuse to disperse them, as happened recently in Los Angeles. Organizers need to…

I am alarmed by the recent passage of the deceptively named “One Big Beautiful Bill Act," H.R. 1, in the House. It is actually ugly in more ways than I can recount.

Thank you very much for the Wisconsin State Journal's editorial on Sunday, "Yet another warning from planet Earth," about the increasing risk of wildfires and the stupidity of ignoring the multiple threats of climate change.

The action starts with Division 1 state quarterfinals Wednesday at the University of Wisconsin's Goodman Diamond.

INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana Pacers simply couldn’t wait to get home early Monday.

SUNRISE, Fla. — Visiting the Stanley Cup Final weeks before hearing their names called early in the NHL Draft, top prospects Matthew Schaefer, Michael Misa, James Hagens and Jake O’Brien got a surprise at the Panthers’ practice facility on Monday.

The takeaways from Carlos Alcaraz’s fifth-set tiebreaker victory over Jannik Sinner in the riveting and record-breaking French Open men’s final were multiple and significant.

OMAHA, Neb. — The ghosts of the old Pac-12 will be lurking at Charles Schwab Field this weekend when the College World Series opens.

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Seven men and three women will represent the Badgers the NCAA Outdoor Championships in Eugene, Oregon, where much of the group has already had success this season.