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Polling released this week by Marquette Law School found that, among likely voters and registered voters, respondents favored Harris 52% to Trump’s 48%.

Wisconsin has had five West Nile Virus cases in 2024.

Five senior linemen finding success after improvements or transformations over the last year.

The recommendations largely center on creating a culture of accountability for UW-Madison leadership in how its Black students and staff are treated on campus

The new BRT and construction of a bike path mean there's less space for drivers.

Under the new policy, university leaders can issue public statements only on matters that directly affect university operations and their core mission.

The manager provided a description of the suspect and police were able to find him and arrest him on tentative charges of burglary and bail jumping, Madison police said.

Half of the proposed increased would only go into effect if voters approve a $100 million operating referendum in November.

Ten local chefs are offering up tasty brunch food as part of the second-annual fundraiser to benefit The River Food Pantry.

Previously scheduled games had to be moved for the Badgers and Crimson Tide to be on the field together Saturday. Here's more on how the deal got done.

Events at ImpactLife's Madison donor center Thursday were meant to bring attention to the importance of donating blood.

New plays, bright polka, and fun after dark all on tap this weekend.

Between July 2022 and September 2023, Homan received 125 payments totaling more than $53,000 from prisoners, former prisoners and “associates” of prisoners, authorities said.

Inspectors cited Strauss Feeds for 19 serious and five other-than-serious safety and health violations, and assessed the company $161,332 in proposed penalties, OSHA said.

Bucky welcomes No. 4 ranked Alabama to Camp Randall on Saturday morning. This matchup will be a big test for the Badgers

The plane carrying pilot Robert Carew, co-pilot Gordon Jones and graduate student Velayudh Krishna Menon left Madison for Lake Superior on Oct. 23, 1968.

BadgerExtra beat reporter Colten Bartholomew and columnist Jim Polzin give their against-the-spread picks for Week 3 in the Big Ten.

Kaitlin Walsh, CEO of Lyon Road Art in Waunakee, over the summer expanded her business to include an art academy. Walsh is also a medical illustrator who creates her pieces with an abstract twist.

The Westside Farmers Market operates each Saturday with many of the same vendors that can be found on Capitol Square, only with fewer people and more convenient parking.

The Badgers haven't beaten a ranked non-Big Ten team at home in 50 years. A look back at that game and two others that had big buildups before kickoff.