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Democrats should pick moderate after Evers

MILLER, Duane Eldon “Duke,” 89Mount Horeb

NEW YORK — Consumer products giant Procter & Gamble offered an annual earnings outlook that was below analysts’ projections and said it would raise prices on about a quarter of its products in the U.S., due in part to higher…

The Badgers football coach addressed several topics following the first day of training camp in Platteville. Here's what information from Fickell caught our eye.

Oleo, commonly known as margarine, has a long and controversial history in Wisconsin. Did you know that it only became legal to buy yellow oleo in the dairy state in 1967, after years of contention?

A senior defender looked in midseason form, the Badgers' depth along the offensive line was tested and more from a balmy training camp debut in Platteville.

The last time Wisconsin voters cast ballots in a gubernatorial election that didn't include an incumbent candidate was in 2010.

The three-day meet will be held at Hill Farm Swim Club on Madison's West Side.

In a reversal, the bar isn't closing as reported on its own website and social media.

The 37-year-old victim's injuries were not life threatening, police said.

Between revenue sharing and NIL, college football players are making more above-board money than ever. Here's how the Badgers try to block out the bad of professionalizing college sports.

The cuts will also affect more than 100 nutritionists statewide, many of whom work for UW-Extension and other nonprofits.

On Lombardi Avenue within sight of Lambeau Field, TitletownTech is part innovation hub and part early-stage venture capital firm.

The Board of Police and Fire Commissioners said they expect to announce the next chief of the Madison Police Department following interviews with the final three candidates.

"We're neighborhood schools and we have been forever. ... Is it time for us to look to interject more choices, more options for families, for children to consider?"

Deservedly so, the Campari Soda is having a moment.

The Madison Mallards have always offered a trade for fans to return foul balls, but it's rare for them to be taken up on it.

After a productive 2024 campaign that saw him put up the fifth-best individual season in team history, the Green Bay back has high hopes for his second time around.

HUD helps foster kids avoid homelessness

Computer algorithms can draw fairer maps