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Trump's tariffs could raise price of Universities of Wisconsin building projects
Construction companies will start bidding on two UW projects in March, just as the postponement of tariffs on Canadian and Mexican tariffs is set to expire.
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7 breakout boys swimmers to watch heading into the postseason
Whether it's been gradually or all of a sudden, Madison area swimmers have impressed with plunging times this season. Here are seven to watch heading into the postseason.
Polzin: How Andy Reid made more than a 'Tiny' impression on a Wisconsin football's new OC
Long before the Kansas City Chiefs coach was winning Super Bowls on a regular basis, he was a young offensive line coach at UTEP. That's where he met Jeff Grimes.
3 notes on Wisconsin men's basketball and Iowa since their most recent matchup
The Badgers had a historic offensive performance the last time they faced the Hawkeyes. Here are a few notes on storylines that have stood out since that matchup.
Dane County bears responsibility for airport mismanagement | Chuck Vetzner
The Wisconsin State Journal report on Dane County Regional Airport director Kim Jones was very discouraging.
How to watch, stream, listen to Wisconsin men's basketball vs. Iowa
How to tune in as the Badgers travel for the first of their back-to-back road games.
Joy R. Newcomb
April 28, 1925 - January 11, 2025
Split decision: While legendary Packers receiver gets his ‘Hall’ pass, ex-coach has to wait
Three decades after his NFL playing career ended far too early, the former Green Bay star wideout finally got the call to the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Wisconsin football gets boost in its secondary after judge's ruling
Here's the latest on Nyzier Fourqurean's legal battle with the NCAA for another year of eligibility at Wisconsin.
Wisconsin volleyball adds former Middleton standout
A 5-foot-3 defensive specialist who runs her own photography and videography company is following in her mother's footsteps by tossing on a Badgers jersey with a familiar number.
Madison firefighters respond to fire downtown
Nobody was injured.
Student was robbed, beaten inside East High School by a group of teens, Madison police say
Several East students face pending charges for the Tuesday afternoon fight.
Two teens arrested after pointing fake gun at woman
The boy with the fake gun was apprehended while trying to leave the area on a bus.
With federal funds frozen, Madison child care center faces 'chaotic' situation
Of the 39 Head Start programs in the state, at least six were still unable to access federal funds as of Thursday.
WIND AND ICE
Above: Participants in the 2025 World Ice and Snow Sailing Championships compete on the frozen surface of Lake Mendota Thursday, the fourth day of the six-day event. Employing wind-driven kites, sails and wings, elite and recreational racers from around the…
Big snowstorm Saturday expected to hit hardest in central Wisconsin, but Madison won't be spared
A big snowstorm — a rarity this winter for Wisconsin — is forecast to hit the state on Saturday and Saturday night.
Court settlement will bring 'stability' to Wisconsin athletics, Chris McIntosh says
Wisconsin's report to the Board of Regents included a discussion of the impact of revenue sharing with athletes. Here's what the athletic director said.
Former Wisconsin women's basketball assistant abruptly fired as Gardner-Webb coach
The former Badgers assistant was in his second season leading the Runnin' Bulldogs.
Man knocked unconscious jumping out of moving vehicle on East Side, taken to hospital
The man and a woman who was driving argued and the man jumped out as the vehicle was traveling about 25 miles per hour.