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The Badgers visit the Fighting Illini in a Big Ten West battle Saturday. Here's how to follow the action and more.

The Challengers advanced in WIAA regional play. Here’s how other high school sports events played out Tuesday.

Safety Rudy Ford ranks high statistically in a number of categories during his second season with the Packers.

A vehicle recently trolled around Harvard Square bearing screens with the names and likenesses of some of the Harvard University students who had signed on to a public statement blaming Israel for the brutal attacks on civilian families within its…

Wisconsin junior Julia Orzol made the move from outside hitter to libero this season.

Gov. Tony Evers has already pledged to veto the GOP-authored proposal to ban gender-affirming care for minors, a bill he's called "downright dangerous."

Approval for the Brewers bill came months after legislators first raised the prospect of the team leaving Wisconsin if the state didn't fund repairs at American Family Field.

Three others former officials, along with the company itself, have pleaded guilty to crimes related to a 2017 explosion that killed five workers.

When the Badgers fired Paul Chryst, they became part of an emerging trend in the Big Ten Conference.

The Wisconsin Senate’s former chief clerk resigned amid a sexual misconduct investigation, according to an investigator’s report released Tuesday.

Authorities found a helmet at the scene, but could not confirm whether the woman had been wearing it during the crash.

The Badgers have their first rematch on the Big Ten slate as the Buckeyes visit. Here's what to know prior to the match.

If the bill becomes law, Wisconsin would join at least 20 states in requiring explicit informed consent before medical students practice pelvic exams on patients under anesthesia.

The United Way's 211 center received more than 41,000 calls last year.

Shortly after the Senate's votes, Gov. Tony Evers announced new appointees to replace those fired Tuesday.

Each year, companies vie for the title of coolest thing made. And this year's finalists are very Wisconsin.

FPC Live announced Tuesday that comedian Pete Davidson is coming to Madison in December.

Owner Nate Anger and his family recently moved to the Madison area from Sacramento, California, where he had a food truck and catering company.

Washington and Fond du Lac counties are the second and third to lose local access to a University of Wisconsin education, following the branch campus in Richland Center.

The Badgers have one more home match before a massive road test. Here's how to tune in.