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The World Championship MVP scored the most goals headed into a break, but she's facing a new challenge at the international level.

Packers quarterback Jordan Love is still trying to the solution to his interception problem heading into the bye week.

Manufacturers were unanimous in saying AI is not about eliminating jobs but transforming overly repetitive tasks into productive, quality work for managers and employees alike.

A sharpshooter and sophomore post hope to help the Badgers and their all-conference pick take the next step under Marisa Moseley.

Middleton boys volleyball hopes to repeat and a Wisconsin recruit tries to lead her school to elite company. Here's what to know.

As a long-time prosecutor, I know the devastating impact crime has on victims. While nothing can erase the trauma crime victims experience, I am thankful Wisconsin adopted a constitutional amendment, known as Marsy’s Law, to help crime victims in their…

Too much vehicular idling is going on in Madison. Even with modern systems for vehicles, a lot of drivers are not paying attention to the emissions that are expelling from their vehicle. We see too many vehicles idling in parking…

At one time or another, we’ve all been lonely. For most of us, it’s temporary. But for many older adults and people with disabilities, being isolated and lonely is a constant reality.

Residents of Madison, make a note.

The Washington Post, Los Angeles Times and USA Today all announced recently they will not endorse a candidate for president. Before that, the New York Times announced an end to endorsements for local and state candidates.

Several players saved their best performances with their seasons on the line. Vote for your favorite to be the Supernova.

Milwaukee also made a $21.05 million qualifying offer to shortstop Willy Adames, meaning if he declines and signs elsewhere, the Brewers would get at least one draft pick as compensation.

Luke Fickell said there weren't a lot of positives to look back on in the Badgers' loss at Iowa. He was correct.

Oregon may be the first top-ranked team to play in Madison since 2010. It's another prime opportunity for the Badgers, who are headed the opposite direction.

Several players saved their best performances with their seasons on the line. Vote for your favorite to be the Supernova.

A sharpshooter and sophomore post hope to help the Badgers and their all-conference pick take the next step under Marisa Moseley.

The Badgers hope to build off its first postseason tournament appearance in 14 years as the Big Ten climb gets steeper.

The Badgers trailed by 16 in the first half but looked dominant thereafter. Here's what we learned from the season opener.

The Badgers won by a lot, sure, but they did little to address concerns entering the season. Here's what I liked and disliked.

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