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'Toilet to tap' more common, though acceptance a challenge

Oscar Fox and Lewis Crane enjoy the inflatable lighted Santa Clauses along Monroe Street in this week's Mendota Marsh.

Youth golf challenges built a foundation for Max Klesmit's basketball career, from the sometimes-frustrating sport to a way to bond with teammates or getting out of a shooting slump.

I am struck by the language of doom and gloom in the wake of the Badgers football team’s dismal final-game showing against Minnesota. I confess I also felt a free-fall of despair, and I’m not that much of a football…

We’re tired of waiting months, sometimes over a year, for a medical appointment in Madison, only to have it rushed. Unfortunately, this problem is expected to get worse. But there’s a solution: artificial intelligence.

Tariffs are normally a disincentive to purchase foreign products. They are traditionally put into place when other countries ship us artificially cheap products, usually with the purpose of destabilizing our production of similar goods.

Monday's article in the State Journal "City boasts parkland near almost everyone" emphasized that Madison has exceptional access to parks.

The Badgers will foster greater competition during spring practices with the majority of their 24 signees enrolling early. Here are trends emerging with Wisconsin recruiting.

Joe Pavelski is being honored by the Badgers during Saturday's game against No. 1 Michigan State after he ended an 18-year NHL career.

Wisconsin football passed an important tipping point Wednesday, and the fruits of the staff's recruiting efforts will decide their fate in years to come.

The Badgers stayed true to their process but "you've got to hit at a clip that that's better than" they did against Michigan.

State Journal columnist Jim Polzin hands out his grades after Green Bay's loss at Detroit on Thursday night.

A tense back-and-forth battle ended with a difficult outcome for Green Bay. Here are columnist Jim Polzin's initial impressions.

From struggling to protect quarterback Jordan Love to wide receiver Christian Watson’s fumble on the first snap of the second quarter, the Packers couldn’t get out of their own way.

It was a back-and-forth, off-the-charts entertaining matchup at Ford Field in Detroit, but unfortunately the result cost Green Bay key positioning in the NFC North. Here's what stood out.

The second-seeded Badgers kicked off NCAA Tournament play by taking care of their first challenge with an efficient sweep at the UW Field House. Here's what stood out.

No arrests have been made, and police are actively investigating.

How to tune in as the Badgers play their first true road game in a rivalry matchup.

A CAPITOL CHRISTMAS

TOKYO — Police thought a shoe thief was on the loose at a kindergarten in southwestern Japan, until a security camera caught the furry culprit in action.