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Prosecutors charged 29-year-old Taylor Sanchez in January 2024 with first-degree intentional homicide in 68-year-old Cindy Schulz-Juedes' death.

Statewide, districts received about $2.3 billion in federal pandemic aid.

Here is a Draft Queen-curated dockside, poolside and barbecue-friendly beer list showcasing a handful of new beers that dropped just in time for the heat-up.

Should the university's lawsuit against Miami even be in court? That's one of the questions that might come up.

NBA free agency opened with the Bucks keeping three players, but losing their starting center, ESPN reported.

If you want to know why some people fear the growth of artificial intelligence, just ask an AI Chatbot yourself. The answer is fast and honest ... in a mechanical sort of way.

The Badgers extended their sixth offer of the 2027 recruiting cycle on Thursday, five of which to in-state players.

The Badgers can discuss agreements with other apparel providers beside the one that has outfitted them since 2016.

The Senate is rushing to pass the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, a sweeping measure that offers massive tax breaks to the wealthiest Americans — paid for by cutting health care for working families.

The former Badgers forward will play professionally in the Netherlands after recording career highs in nearly every statistical category last season.

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BOSTON — Wilyer Abreu hit a grand slam and an inside-the-park solo home run for Boston, Trevor Story hit a three-run homer in the first inning and the Red Sox defeated the Reds 13-6 on Monday night.

The former Badgers forward will play professionally in the Netherlands after recording career highs in nearly every statistical category last season.

Lawmakers have so far released just $9 million to help implement the curriculum, leaving more than $40 million unspent.

Out of an abundance of caution, performances were delayed Sunday evening due to lightning in the area and a "shelter-in-place" was ordered at 6:30 p.m.

Andrew Pogosyan falsely claimed that the shipments were going to Turkey, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Latvia and Lithuania when in fact those were stops before getting to their final recipients in Russia.

The majority of ejections and citation were related to disorderly behavior due to alcohol consumption, police said.

The investigation determined that the flags likely were torn down in the middle of May to the beginning of June.

While the House version of Trump's bill would add $2.4 trillion to the nation's deficit over a decade, the Senate legislation would bring that increase up to nearly $3.3 trillion.

The 21-year-old man was taken to a local hospital where he was pronounced dead, Madison police reported.