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These e-cigarettes don't contain tobacco. That's why they could be banned in Wisconsin
Only e-cigarettes regulated by the FDA can be sold in Wisconsin in Wisconsin, and the FDA has consistently only regulated tobacco-based products.
Farmers side with immigrants against unjust raids | Anthony Pahnke
During the Great Depression, my great grandfather and other farmers in Wisconsin organized penny auctions to help prevent some of his neighbors from losing their property to foreclosure.
Madison's population is growing fast, its schools not so much
Demographics, open enrollment likely play a role.
5 biggest matches for Wisconsin volleyball in last 25 years
The Wisconsin volleyball program has emerged as a perennial national championship contender over the past 25 years. Here are the five biggest matches over the past quarter century.
Tom Still: Will tariffs bring some industries back to America — or hurt what’s already here?
Will President Trump’s aggressive approach to global trade bring production and jobs home to the U.S. — or raise prices for all consumers while disrupting vital supply chains?
How former Wisconsin men's basketball standouts fared in NBA Summer League action
The Badgers had three former players make their professional debuts at the NBA 2K26 Summer League. Here's what stood out from their performances.
Coldplay concert was 'Yellow' and sustainably green | Josh Arnold
By now, pretty much everyone knows Grammy Award-winning musicians Coldplay showed Madison and all of Wisconsin a lot of love at Saturday’s sold-out show at Camp Randall Stadium.
Celebrate Wisconsin's public broadcasting, don't cut it | Donald Sanford
Once again, U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Oshkosh, has sold out the citizens of our state.
Madison Edgewood boys basketball coach retires, ends 31-year coaching career
The Crusaders' longtime assistant turned coach announced his decision Monday citing family flexibility.
Family man Damian Lillard grateful to be 'back home' with the Trail Blazers
Damian Lillard, who was waived by the Bucks earlier this month, made his fist public comments about signing with Portland at a news conference on Monday night.
3 takeaways from Packers signing rookie wide receiver
The undrafted rookie from Colorado comes with a checkered injury past but has proven productive in his time on the field.
Packers' running back hosts youth camp back in home town
While spending the day giving back to Tulsa, the Green Bay rusher talked about some of his career NFL goals.
MLB 7-22
PITTSBURGH — Paul Skenes allowed three hits over six efficient innings and the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Detroit Tigers 3-0 on Monday night.
Woodruff gem pushes Brewers to 11th straight win, first place in division
Brandon Woodruff tossed six innings of two-hit ball and the Milwaukee Brewers won their 11th straight, 6-0 over the Seattle Mariners.
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June 10, 1970—July 18, 2025
Packers agree with right tackle Zach Tom on a 4-year, $88M extension
The Green Bay Packers have agreed to terms with starting right tackle Zach Tom on a four-year extension worth $88 million.
More records set in stock market
NEW YORK — U.S. stock indexes inched their way to more records Monday to kick off a week full of profit updates from big U.S. companies.
Juneau man accused of killing wife found incompetent to stand trial
JUNEAU — A judge on Monday found Zachariah Rasch, accused of killing and hiding the corpse of his wife, Crystal Rasch, incompetent to stand trial.
Trump administration releases FBI records on MLK Jr. despite his family’s opposition (copy)
The Trump administration released records of the FBI’s surveillance of Martin Luther King Jr., despite opposition from the slain Nobel laureate’s family and the civil rights group that he led.
TikTok ban on state devices would be expanded to other countries under GOP bill
With the rise of DeepSeek, a Chinese artificial intelligence platform, it's clear that banning apps one by one isn't enough to keep state devices secure, the bill's authors said.






