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No injuries in clothes dryer fire at Near West Side home, authorities say
Fire crews used two fans to clear smoke from the home and the occupants were not displaced.
16 great ideas for your (long) weekend in and around Madison
Festival season is still going strong, so consider some time-travel or Taste of Madison.
Driver faces 3rd OWI after passenger injured in South Side crash, Madison police say
The crash happened just before 10:40 p.m. near Coho Street and Luann Lane, Madison police said.
Hands on Wisconsin: Bucky is excited for his first day of football season
The Badgers host the Broncos of Western Michigan University in their first game of the season tonight at Camp Randall.
How DeForest football is using its open week 'as a benefit' amid Reedsburg cancelation
Failed attempts to find a replacement opponent for its second game of the season haven't kept the Norskies from turning the negative into a positive.
UW law professor: Chrystul Kizer verdict exposes immense pressure to plead guilty
Prosecutors and judges have made jury trials exceedingly rare, contributing to our culture of mass incarceration
5 high school boys volleyball players to watch this season
From United States National Team players to other high-level college recruits, the Madison area boys volleyball scene is full of talent this fall.
Here are the odds for Wisconsin football's opener against Western Michigan
The Badgers will be heavy favorites when they open the season Friday against the Broncos. Here's how oddsmakers see the matchup.
Gaylord Nelson, originally a Republican, was moving up as 'likeable, energetic' Democrat 75 years ago
This State Journal editorial ran on Aug. 31, 1949:
New protest rules at UW-Madison: Keep it quiet, and don't block commencement photos
The updated policy also requires all protests be 25 feet away from building entrances and grants police the discretion to increase that distance.
Here's the story behind Cher Yang and the dahlias she sells at local farmers markets
The dahlia fields are open to the public from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Fridays from August until the first frost, usually in late October.
How to watch Wisconsin football's season opener vs. Western Michigan
The Badgers kick off their second season under Luke Fickell on Friday night in Madison. Here's how to follow the action.
Ep. 95 BadgerExtra podcast: Week 1 Big Ten picks featuring Jim Polzin
BadgerExtra beat reporter Colten Bartholomew and columnist Jim Polzin give their against-the-spread picks for the debut week of the expanded Big Ten Conference.
Trump calls for universal coverage of IVF treatment with no specifics on how plan would work
Trump is trying to present himself as more moderate on the issue, declaring himself “very strong on women’s reproductive rights.”
Carbon pricing is best way to address climate change -- Ken Skog
Thank you for highlighting the importance of putting a price on carbon in Monday's article, “Study: 1 way to cut emissions: Let polluters pay the price.” As the article suggests, carbon pricing is a crucial tool in effectively reducing greenhouse…
Vote for Kamala Harris who will always respect our troops -- Robert F. Chapman
Belongingness is the outer layer of love. President Joe Biden’s Democratic National Convention speech inspired me with his clear love of all Americans and many years of service to our country. He knew his song and sang from his heart.…
Get involved, volunteer and help Kamala Harris win Wisconsin -- Angela Maloney
I am writing to urge the Madison community to volunteer to help win the uphill battle of electing Kamala Harris in November. Wisconsin is the swing state. As such, we have the responsibility and privilege of making the difference in…
Open Jim: How many games will Wisconsin football win this season?
BadgerExtra columnist Jim Polzin answers questions from readers in his mailbag.
Rich Bisaccia working to get new kicker Brayden Narveson ready for Brazil
Brayden Narveson on Wednesday became the sixth kicker Packers special teams coordinator Rich Bisaccia has coached this training camp.
Aaron Civale shines on the mound as Brewers blank Giants
The right-hander threw the first seven innings of Thursday's shutout, which marked a series win for Milwaukee against San Francisco.