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"Budget allocations will determine when the courts are replaced and is likely to be several years away," Madison Parks spokesperson Ann Shea said.

DIPPUL, short for "Drunk In Public Picking Up Litter," is a group that combines a bar crawl and trash pick-up event.

Sportradar said the Brewers were the first team to steal six bases in an inning since Aug. 26, 1919.

A look at what the latest recruiting commitment means for the Badgers football program.

Wisconsin track and field athletes have grown accustomed to competing in inclement weather. Here's how area teams combat the elements of early spring.

TENNIS

Current and former Badgers athletes contributed on both sides in another thrilling overtime matchup as the U.S. turned the tables on Canada to win the women’s hockey world championship Sunday.

Milwaukee set a franchise record with nine stolen bases — all of which came in the first four innings — in the 14-1 victory.

JERUSALEM — An Israeli investigation into the killings of 15 Palestinian medics last month in Gaza by Israeli forces said Sunday it found a chain of “professional failures” and a deputy commander has been fired.

NEW YORK — Brand names, not filmmakers or stars, are said to rule the box office these days. But Ryan Coogler’s “Sinners,” led by twin Michael B. Jordans, proved a bloody exception to modern movie rules, launching with $45.6 million…

From high school diamonds to overbuilt and expensive Major League palaces, another season of America’s best sport is back in full swing.

Winning line from reader beats more than 100 entries.

Laura Benjamin, an Eau Claire business owner, is the latest Democrat to announce a challenge to Rep. Derrick Van Orden in 2026.

Tips for your flowers, trees and shrubs.

Van Orden and his Republican peers shouldn't run and hide

A vote to change WIAA rules regarding summer football practices will create opportunities and challenges for players and coaches alike.

A transfer quarterback shows he's speeding up, young cornerbacks take advantage of extra work, a freshman defender turns heads and more from the Badgers' open-to-fans practice.

A reader weighs in over a well-traveled topic.

Our late son Ben needed 24-hour personal support for his job, housing, transportation, recreation and safety over his lifetime.

The rule of law is the foundation of a just society. Government officials, military officers and attorneys swear oaths to uphold the Constitution, justice, truth and honor. Yet unlawful orders undermine these principles. Individuals must dare to resist directives that…