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On Tuesday, another homicide was added to the total when police referred a first-degree intentional homicide charge against James H. Barnes-Morris in the death of Brooke L. Strattan, 24.

The running back who had a tough 2024 rookie season hopes next year he can be healthier and more productive.

Much like his first career win, the Badgers tested their coach's nerves down the stretch. But one trend continued Tuesday: Several players contributed to the victory.

The Badgers' near second-half collapse provided them with a blueprint for how to win tight games, and they'll look to take those lessons with them going forward.

Lifetime bests and success in unfamiliar events headlined the past week of high school boys swimming action. Here are five notable performances.

Every time I see a pictorial rendering of the engineering building proposed for Campus Drive, I'm puzzled as to what the architects and designers are trying to accomplish.

President-elect Donald Trump has shown that administration of the law does not necessarily ensure truth and justice will prevail. Lies, propaganda and billions of dollars can overwhelm truth and justice.

I am a local ice hockey goaltender with the Wisconsin Timberwolves Disabled Hockey program and a volunteer goalie coach with the West Madison Polar Caps Youth Hockey program.

I am reminded of the many great things former President Jimmy Carter did, and how his example contrasts with what we are stepping into today.

A new subjective rule was added to high school basketball this season. Learn how area teams have adjusted their style of play accordingly.

Area players racked up overtime game-winning goals during last week's high school boys and girls hockey action. Here are five of the notable performances.

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The Badgers have played only four of 22 games with their top six defensemen and they'll have to go on without one of their most experienced players for the remainder of the season.

A school record and countless personal-best scores highlighted last week's area gymnastics action. Here are five performances that stood out.

A bevy of first-place finishes highlight this week's five candidates. Vote for your favorite performance.

September 8, 1935—January 11, 2025

SAUK CITY—Annabell “Ann” Wipperfurth, of Sauk City, age 93, passed away peacefully on January 11, 2025, at Sauk Prairie Memorial Hospital. A visitation will be held from 9:00 to 10:45 a.m. Thursday, January 16, 2025, at Hooverson’s Funeral Home, Sauk…

February 20, 1930—January 10, 2025