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The Milwaukee-based motorcycle maker posted third-quarter earnings of $119 million or 91 cents per share, on revenue of $1.15 billion.

The referendum would allow Middleton to increase its storm water utility rates to help cover more improvements and maintenance to storm water corridors and sewers throughout the city.

In the 2022-23 school year, nearly 20% of Wisconsin's public and charter school students were chronically absent, missing at least 10% of possible attendance days.

Madison West was one of two teams wrongly left out of the postseason despite the WIAA saying otherwise. Here's why past precedent says the Regents should still be playing.

Delays and controversy have culminated with the mayor and City Council now debating the future of how Madison will provide checks on law enforcement.

According to Linus van Pelt from the "Peanuts" comic strip, every year the Great Pumpkin visits the most sincere pumpkin patch and delivers presents to all the good children there.

BadgerExtra columnist Jim Polzin answers a question from a reader in his Open Jim mailbag.

The Badgers have had a resurgence in coach Luke Fickell's second season, and recruiting shows up in an emerging trend.

"A Road at Night" covers a lot of ground and could leave viewers experiencing a range of emotions. Its creators hope to land a deal with a streaming service.

Joe Gow was fired as chancellor and tenured faculty from UW-La Crosse for producing and starring in online pornographic material.

I first met Sarah Keyeski as we both sat on the floor in our elementary school hallway. We were waiting while our daughters had gymnastics class. Keyeski was friendly and enthusiastic, oozing intelligence and kindness. I walked out with my…

After the tragedies of increasing hurricanes, droughts and forest fires we’ve seen recently, it’s time to elect climate leaders. Sarah Keyeski is crucial to the state Senate to make sensible climate decisions.

Consider these issues when voting:

I could write that I am voting for Vice President Kamala Harris because I won’t vote for a convicted sexual predator and felon -- but I won’t do that.

Our public schools are at risk this November.

The Badgers appear to have their best offensive line in years, and the reasons why are different for each person.

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University of Wisconsin volleyball coach Kelly Sheffield has been using the ways of the Sherpas to inspire his team and help bring freshmen along in their first year of college.

It took half the season and multiple injuries, but the Badgers have found the best ways to get their talented slot receivers playing at the same time.

BadgerExtra columnist Jim Polzin answers a question from a reader in his Open Jim mailbag.