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The Badgers are off to their best 10-game start since they last went to the NCAA Tournament. Here's why they've found success.

Of the 19 people charged, a majority were affiliated with UW-Madison.

Each felony count is punishable by up to six years of combined prison and extended supervision, and fines of up to $10,000.

Many columnists have considered writing about transgender bathrooms and wisely decided, “Nah.” Some topics aren’t worth the crazy.

An unidentified man died as a result of the shooting around 7 p.m. Thursday in the 1500 block of Troy Drive.

The Universities of Wisconsin Board of Regents has approved them.

The robbery happened shortly after 12:30 p.m. at Chase Bank, 4225 East Towne Blvd.

No reason was given for the SUV crossing the median.

Statewide, school districts are set to levy $6.1 billion. That's an increase of 5.7% over last year's December tax bills.

State law calls for the meeting to take place on Dec. 16 this year. But a two-year-old federal law says the vote must take place this year on Dec. 17.

Breaking down what to expect from the Badgers' new offensive coordinator, and the first day of the transfer portal officially being open gave a glimpse into Wisconsin's priorities.

Wisconsin's newest assistant made a name for himself in the SEC about a decade ago. Here's what stands out about his high school and transfer portal recruiting record.

UW Board of Regents members misstated

Confusing financial assistance policies leave too many patients with medical debt, a report by ABC for Health says.

Chris Davis Jr. is honoring his father, both with branding himself and with his play, which has adjust to a new style which differs from his future in college basketball.

"Food's not necessarily our emphasis. It's the bar and the entertainment, the games, the social part," said Jim Schmock, co-owner of The Kickback.

Wisconsin says a plan for indoor track and field training fell through but offered no details. A lack of communication has left Badgers athletes frustrated.

Several golds, a couple silvers and some undefeated records highlight this week's five star nominations.

Third Wave was an early example of why venture capital firms, almost entirely clustered on the East and West coasts in the early 1990s, came to discover Madison.

The article "West Mifflin makeover" in Sunday's Wisconsin State Journal described plans for the Miffland neighborhood in Madison.