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Wisconsin men's basketball to play exhibition contest vs. SEC team in Milwaukee
The Badgers are slated to play a high-major opponent in front of fans in the preseason for the first time in program history.
UW-Madison international students again at risk over Trump's visa vetting changes
But it's unclear exactly how many students could be impacted because the State Department hasn't given a lot of details about its plans.
Caves and other mountain hideouts searched for fugitive
There are plenty of hideouts in the rugged terrain of the Ozark Mountains, from abandoned cabins to campsites in the vast forests where searchers are hunting for a convicted former police chief known as the “Devil in the Ozarks.”
SETTING IT STRAIGHT
Wrong location for concert
Kickoff times, TV networks revealed for Wisconsin football's 1st game at Alabama, 2 other matchups
Details for the Badgers' season opener against Miami (Ohio), Week 2 matchup against Middle Tennessee and road test at Alabama were announced Thursday.
Sauk County's only public trail system is now complete
The club maintaining the Hogsback Trail now is advocating for countywide ATV rules for operating hours and speed limits to replace the 38 municipal ordinances that currently exist.
Sauk County's only public trail system is now complete
The club maintaining the Hogsback Trail now is advocating for countywide ATV rules for operating hours and speed limits to replace the 38 municipal ordinances that currently exist.
Harvard grads cheer commencement speakers who call for the school to stand strong
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — Harvard graduates celebrated commencement Thursday at a pivotal time for the Ivy League school, cheering speakers who stressed the importance of maintaining a diverse and international student body while standing up for the truth at a time…
China calls US decision 'discriminatory'
HONG KONG — Chinese students studying in the U.S. are scrambling to figure out their futures after Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced Wednesday that some of them would have their visas revoked.
Kathleen Parker: Artificial intelligence is coming to get you
As only a part-time luddite, I am nevertheless head-in-the-sand when it comes to AI. That’s artificial intelligence for those who are in full-time denial or willfully ignorant.
17 great ideas for your Madison-area weekend
What to do this weekend?
Man critically injured when hit by vehicle on North Side
Officers were sent to the area of Kennedy Road and Northport Drive around 5:25 p.m. Monday on reports of the pedestrian being hit, Madison police said.
Person hospitalized after sprinkler extinguishes fire at Far East Side senior apartment building
The person taken to the hospital was stable, and the fire did just minor damage to the apartment.
Restaurant review: Molten Monkey's Detroit-style pizza is almost perfect
Pizzas are creative and filling, and the chopped salad is among the city's best. The intimate, cozy atmosphere is another big draw.
Meriter Hospital, striking nurses to resume contract talks
The talks are aimed at ending a strike that began Tuesday.
After 100 years, the national bee isn't really about spelling
The Scripps National Spelling Bee turns 100 this year, and it's still evolving.
Massive Attic Angel sale set for Friday and Saturday in Middleton
The popular sale is a fundraiser for programs aimed at helping children and seniors.
Diligence pays off for Reedsburg star, Wisconsin softball commit who broke 2 state records
The senior capped her high school career in an emphatic way, snapping the state's career records for both hits and runs scored.
3 takeaways from star's decision to return to Wisconsin men's basketball
The Badgers' top returning scorer removed himself from the NBA Draft process and will return to school, instantly providing Wisconsin with a star next season.






