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A specialist who was committed for the University of Wisconsin football’s 2025 class will now head to a College Football Playoff contender.

The Badgers open Big Ten play on Tuesday at the Kohl Center. Here's what to know about the Wolverines.

We asked Badgers fans at the final home game of 2024 what changes they'd like to see happen before the 2025 football season.

"Drunk driving is deadly driving," chief Brian Chaney wrote on a Facebook post. "The actions of (the driver) could've cost lives this holiday."

The formation of ice around his vehicle led police to believe the man's vehicle had gone into the river prior to Monday morning.

The judge says the law does not distinguish between general employees and public safety employees, who still enjoy most bargaining rights.

Days before the early signing period opens for the 2025 class, a specialist flipped his commitment to a national power.

The Badgers are rising in the rankings again after an undefeated week, and the NCAA's first NET rankings were released. Here's where Wisconsin stands.

Paramedics said that given the weather conditions, the man would have been severely hypothermic within an hour and would not have survived the night.

The woman and her son were taken to Southwest Health Center in Platteville for treatment of their injuries.

Regional variability makes the problem of accurately predicting how weather patterns across the globe will change in a warmer world even more difficult to solve.

Before joining the state Supreme Court, Prosser served 18 years in the Assembly starting in 1979, where he spent six years as minority leader and another two as the chamber's speaker.

Stages and streets to sparkle this season with music, dance, parades and more.

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An open bottle of tequila was found on the passenger side floorboard and the passenger also told the officer that a firearm was in the vehicle as well.

It was Schultz's membership in the Wisconsin Union that made her eligible for the no-expiration-date tickets, which for many years she would buy in bulk at a discounted price.

Maintaining park access in a fast-growing city has led to the purchase of 300 acres of parkland in the last decade.

This State Journal editorial ran on Nov. 20, 1974: