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Many years ago in discussing affirmative action with a Black friend, she told me that if she needed surgery and had a choice of a Black or white surgeon, with no other information, she would choose the white one. She…

People seek out different therapies to help them navigate and enjoy their lives the best way they know how. Some people simply want to feel "normal" again, similar to how most of us feel when we want our morning caffeine…

January is Human Trafficking Awareness Month.

Another recent visitor to Wisconsin decided to become a Badger. Here's what to know about the four-star projected safety.

The Badgers women's hockey team ran its winning streak to seven with another big performance from Casey O'Brien.

Madison would deliver a city-owned parcel for $1 and provide a $2 million deferred loan to create a roughly $17.2 million, five-story, youth-centered housing project on the South Side.

The Diocese of Madison has been without a cathedral since 2005, when St. Raphael was destroyed by fire.

The bill is legislative Republicans' latest response to an issue that has troubled them politically.

Packers quarterback Jordan Love threw 18 touchdowns passes over the last eight regular seasons. A closer look at what led to his turnaround from a slow start.

With Jordan Love and Matt LaFleur on the same page, the Packers' offense differs from past years.

Green Bay will be looking to reach the NFC championship game with a win against San Francisco. Here's how to watch, updated odds and more.

UW Health and other health care systems charge the fees at hospital-owned clinics but not at clinics owned by doctors.

A lack of snow continues to hamper winter tourism as only Sawyer County has open trails, although conditions are reportedly poor.

The closure of yet another budget shortfall will allow construction on the Downtown facility to begin in the coming months.

The Badgers were missing an ingredient to their offense, and the senior has added extra flavor to an already potent attack.

The Badgers got off to a sluggish start but turned it on to stay atop the Big Ten standings. Here's what stood out.

The Badgers needed to win on Friday ahead of a critical stretch. There was plenty to like in a win over the Hoosiers.

A key rotation player who had a strong performance in Friday's win over Indiana exited early. Here's what we know.

Wisconsin guard Max Klesmit had erupted as the primary scorer in the second half, and then he was hit while waiting for the ball to be put in play.

The Badgers had a shaky start but recovered to defeat Minnesota State for the 15th straight time.