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With "Dido," the Madison Shakespeare Company pushes the limits of the quirky outdoor Wonderground.

Do-it-all area girls lacrosse players thrived on the field this spring. Here are this year's honorees.

The midfielder set a high bar in her first season with the Knights, helping them earn a share of the Badger Conference title.

"Top Chef" put Wisconsin in the national limelight for the past three months, and now the state of Wisconsin wants to keep that momentum alive.

A $572,500 payout and reviews of staff anti-ableism training and surveillance systems are among the terms of out-of-court settlements for the Madison School District in three lawsuits filed against the district in 2021 and 2022.

A new football practice facility and NIL are the top two funding priorities for the Badgers, but some donors are wary of the latter.

Thank you for Mark Gongloff's column in the June 19 Wisconsin State Journal, "Some kind of carbon tax is coming to America."

The petty renaming of the Wisconsin State Law Library, while disrespectful of former Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice David Prosser, emphasizes the "deep thinking" of the left-wing justices. The library will now be named after Lavinia Goodell, Wisconsin's first female lawyer.

Louisiana is missing the boat on the posting of religious edicts.

So, Louisiana has mandated a copy of the Ten Commandments be displayed in all school classrooms. When did the U.S. become a theocracy?

To all those Donald Trump supporters, I realize that you will never be swayed from supporting your guy. The problem you have is convincing me to vote for Trump. All I’ve heard is how bad President Joe Biden is, but…

In the fight against climate change, they’re humanity’s mighty Avengers: Solar panels. Wind turbines. Electric cars.

The Dodge County Sheriff's Office is search for a missing woman in the Clyman area but is asking the public to avoid the area and not join in the search.

The former Badgers forward takes another step toward a professional basketball future.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled Thursday that an order barring an anti-abortion protester from coming close to a Planned Parenthood nurse violated his First Amendment rights to free speech and must be overturned.

The 20-year-old is solidifying his spot in the everyday batting order with a torrid month of June.

"An innocent, wonderful man was taken," a judge said before sentencing Jesse T. Boley.

A second teenage inmate has been charged in the connection with the death of a correctional worker at the Lincoln Hills prison for boys.

Milwaukee used the third pick on Day 2 of the draft to select a 19-year-old who spent last season in the G League. Here's a closer look at the pick.

Assembly Speaker Robin Vos, one of the state Legislature's most powerful Republicans, will not face a recall election this fall, the Wisconsin Elections Commission decided Thursday.