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More mysterious was why the health system would ask to see proof of the Medicare denial before it would erase the already-paid orthotics bill.

Wisconsin congressman faces tough election next year

"My Dead Friend Zoe", a dark, autobiographical comedy drama, also marks the producing debut of NFL star Travis Kelce.

The State Journal sat down with the Madison School District superintendent to discuss the potential effect of federal action on local schools and how Madison is responding.

Badgers football coach Luke Fickell breaks down the benefits of his new staff structure and what it means for his team.

Game-winning goals and multi-point performances highlighted the regional round of the WIAA boys and girls hockey playoffs. Vote for which performance was most notable.

How to tune in as the Badgers host the Huskies trying to rebound from a weekend collapse.

After a tough loss, the Badgers host the last place team in the Big Ten at the Kohl Center.

The Bucks, who trailed by as many as 14, outscored the Heat 35-20 in the fourth quarter as they won 120-113.

The Badgers grinded out a five-point victory over the Wildcats and got some help to secure a trip to the Big Ten Tournament. Here's what stood out.

Anyone with an internet connection can tune in to conversations with some of the world’s leading scientists, thought leaders and artists.

The WINN van, a mobile support service, is making a significant impact on homelessness in La Crosse, connecting people with immediate needs and providing support.

Winning line from reader beats more than 50 entries.

The man who was shot Dec. 17 died at a hospital on Feb. 4 and a forensic autopsy on Feb. 6 confirmed that he died as a result of homicidal firearm-related trauma.

No injuries were reported and the cause of the fire is under investigation.

Tips for your flowers, trees and shrubs.

Donald Trump's presidency is making the world feel pretty chaotic right now. We could all use a break from his firehose of misinformation and his ridiculous lies (like that Ukraine somehow forced Russia to invade it).

So much for U.S. Rep. Derrick Van Orden sticking up for the rule of law.

When that favorite feature is missing from your paper, it’s frustrating. We understand that frustration, and we want you to know that we're diligently working to fix it.

The change in a section of the law pertaining to artificial insemination is part of the Democratic governor's efforts to recognize same-sex marriage and use gender-neutral terms in state law.