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The Sun Prairie-based company will shutter three Madison area stores but open two others.

Former State Journal writer Tom Alesia mostly wrote about entertainment and music during his newspaper career. But his second baseball book focuses on Madison's successful summer team.

Record breakers and momentum changers starred during last week's rain-affected high school baseball action. Vote for the most notable performance as the Supernova.

Empathy helps us understand and connect to others’ humanity. It makes our lives richer. Elon Musk has stated he thinks empathy is “the fundamental weakness of Western civilization.” Cheered by President Donald Trump, Musk has shown an acute numbness to…

The COVID-19 pandemic generated considerable opposition to the use of masks to protect public health. Some distrusted the scientists, and others argued that wearing a mask is an individual choice.

Capitalism may be the best form of economic organization so far discovered. But we need to look at the psychology underpinning capitalism: greed.

Democrats seem intent on crossing the Rubicon. They're keenly aware but apparently don't care that, once across, there's virtually no turning back. Bereft of ideas, they eschew policy debates, preferring to chant, sing or rant with vulgar and vitriolic language.

Crowd sizes for Badgers games at the Kohl Center were 13% smaller in 2024-25 than they were the year before. Here are the details.

Get to know Sugar River (Belleville/New Glarus) senior Audry Brueggemann through five personality questions.

The Badgers' busy offseason continued Monday, with the program signing another playmaker in the post with experience playing in the Big Ten.

BOSTON — Jalen Brunson and OG Anunoby each scored 29 points before Mikal Bridges stole the ball from Jaylen Brown with a second left in overtime as the New York Knicks stunned the Boston Celtics 108-105 in Game 1 of…

Only three Badgers games during the 2024-25 season had ticket scan counts of at least 14,000 at the Kohl Center.

CHICAGO — Ian Happ homered and drove in three runs, helping Matthew Boyd and the Chicago Cubs beat the sloppy San Francisco Giants 9-2 on Monday night.

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Myers, who received an early hook in his last start, picked up his first win of the season after a strong outing, while Yelich continued to emerge from his slump.

The Badgers' busy offseason continued Monday, with the program signing another playmaker in the post with experience playing in the Big Ten.