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The proposal could grow to $39 million if the projects are added to the current proposal.

A new book sheds light on the birth of college football and a celebrated Wisconsin kicker.

With re-election behind him, Gov. Scott Walker is free to act upon his pre-election pledge to “Require a drug test for those requesting unemployment and able-bodied, working age adults request…

The Badgers are back in the conference title game after missing out last year, when Ohio State let a fourth-quarter lead slip away against Michigan State.

Madison artist Michael Velliquette creates an art gallery experience -- in miniature.

The windchill describes the increased loss of heat by the movement of the air.

MADISON, Wis. (AP) — After Dr. Carla Pugh and a resident, or doctor-in-training, cracked open the chest of a crash victim, the patient's heart stopped.

UW will face Western Michigan (22-13) on Thursday following the first match between Marquette (24-8) and Illinois State (26-5) at 5 p.m.

GREEN BAY — The sound you hear is television executives praying.

The group is working with the Marines Corps and area businesses to host a toy drive Tuesday at the Sheraton Madison Hotel, 706 John Nolen Drive.

State Journal columnist Tom Oates assesses the Packers' performance in Sunday's game against New England.

It hasn’t been unusual for UW-Whitewater football fans to wonder aloud how long the Warhawks would be able to keep coach Lance Leipold.

The Badgers split the first four matches but win five of the final six.

With Wisconsin nearing winter's grip, Madison B Cycle will begin removing its bike-sharing stations Monday.

The Packers force a missed field goal late in the fourth quarter and Aaron Rodgers clinches the victory with a clutch third-down pass to Randall Cobb.

Members of Beth Israel Center took to the streets of Madison Sunday to bring two Torah scrolls back to their sacred home.

Entering his second season as head coach of the McFarland girls basketball program, Pete Williquette knows expectations are higher than when he took over the program a year ago.

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Rep. John Jagler, R-Watertown, wants to revive his failed proposal for special-needs vouchers.

I am neither an accountant nor in the transportation business. However, I do own a car and drive city streets and, on occasion, the highways and byways of this and other states.