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Wisconsin's Senate race is going retro nine weeks before Election Day with Republican Sen. Ron Johnson revisiting a successful ad he ran in 2010 when he knocked off Democrat Russ Feingold.

The Cardinals move up a spot to No. 3, and Beloit Memorial debuts in the rankings at No. 4.

The Middleton boys volleyball team moved up one spot to No. 12 in this week’s Wisconsin Boys Volleyball Coaches Association state rankings.

When I read polls and articles that talk about presidential candidates in terms of who is "liked," I am often flabbergasted.

I don't hold a brief for former Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice David Prosser, but I found Rep. Lisa Subeck's Monday letter "Justice Prosser isn't a victim" bothersome.

The decision to not extend the city contract for police officers by the Madison School Board demonstrates its lack of understanding to the whole district views.

This is a reminder to those worried about their Second Amendment rights.

I have just returned from a long drive through Wisconsin, Minnesota and northwestern Ontario.

They call it Lambeau Field, but it's really the House of Lombardi.

The contract with AT&T will provide more high-speed internet capacity for an existing statewide system.

Residents of those neighborhoods will have access to 10 megabit per second Internet service for $9.99 and will also be eligible for refurbished computers donated by businesses.

Columbus, Lodi move up in The Associated Press' weekly medium-school rankings

Madison police arrested a 56-year-old man for his 7th drunken driving offense after he crashed into another vehicle Monday afternoon on Madison's North Side.

Nothing was stolen, but someone did thousands of dollars worth of damage to property inside the Madison Mallards stadium over the weekend, Madison police said.

Terms of the acquisition have not been disclosed, but Virent says it will stay in Madison.

A State Patrol crash reconstruction specialist used serial numbers from car parts left behind at the scene of a crash that fatally injured a pedestrian Friday night to track down the vehicle police believe was involved in the crash, according…

This week's film room hits on the offensive line, T.J. Watt, the secondary and Bart Houston.

Best-Selling Books Week Ended Aug. 28th.

The Zips, the 10th-ranked Badgers' opponent Saturday at Camp Randall Stadium, finished 8-5 last season and started 2016 with a 47-24 victory over VMI.

About 300 Wisconsin students are affected.