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5 takeaways from Wisconsin football's coordinators during media day
Wisconsin football's offensive and defensive coordinators spoke to reporters before the team left for Platteville. See what stood out during their availability.
'We’ve got to get Wisconsin back on the map': Players focused on turnaround entering training camp
Wisconsin football players new and established see the 7-6 records of the past two seasons as unacceptable.
UW-Milwaukee faculty group backs plan to lay off branch campus faculty
The UW Board of Regents will make the final decision on laying off the tenured faculty in late August.
Judge dismisses lawsuit challenging absentee voting procedure in battleground Wisconsin
The lawsuit sought to require voters who electronically requested absentee ballots to place a physical copy of the request in the ballot return envelope.
Madison reopening ballot drop boxes ahead of Aug. 13 primary
"In 2020, this was an effective option. We had no problems," said City Spokesperson Dylan Brogan.
Racing on East Washington Avenue leads to gun, drug charges, Madison police say
Officers working a traffic enforcement operation saw two vehicles racing on East Washington Avenue near 2nd Street around 1 a.m. Sunday, Madison police said.
Belleville rower's team places last at Olympics, will still compete in finals Wednesday
Lauren O'Connor's team ended less than a second behind its competitors.
Madison police seeking sex assault suspect on North Side bike path
The incident occurred along the bike path near Carpenter Street shortly before 10:15 a.m. Saturday, Madison police said.
It will be a hot, rainy week in Madison
Madison is in for yet another week with storms and rain, according to the National Weather Service.
Are thunderstorm rain amounts hard to predict?
Summertime is no picnic for meteorologists, as the combination of warm, moist air and atmospheric instability can mean lots of hard-to-predict thunderstorms.
Medical retirement, freshmen enrollees among Wisconsin football roster takeaways
Transfers and freshmen have joined the Badgers since the spring. Here's what stands out about the 2024 Wisconsin football roster.
Armed robbery victim crashes into vehicle attempting to flee, Madison police say
Officers sent to the 7000 block of Tree Lane around 2:10 a.m. Monday learned the man had coordinated a shoe sale over SnapChat, Madison police said.
Madison police investigating after man drops off 2 shell casings found in North Side parking lot
Officers responded to the area and found two vehicles damaged by bullets and more shell casings, Madison police said.
Resident, dog escape house as garage burns in Janesville, authorities say
The fire, which was found to be unintentional, was confined to the contents of the garage, authorities said.
SOS: Having failed to repair or replace, LG convinced to refund cost of faulty fridge
"I honestly don’t think they know how long a day is!" Griswold said. "Maybe they think a day is a week or two?!"
Kamala Harris woos Wisconsin. Will it work? | Center Stage with Milfred and Hands
The polished and careful incumbent faces attention-grabbing banker for Wisconsin's pivotal U.S. Senate seat
Madison police investigating after man found dead of gunshot on Far East Side
Officers found the man dead in the 1400 block of South Thompson Drive, Sgt. Jacob Conrad said in a statement.
Wisconsin's unbreakable high school sports records | Meet the top girls soccer scorer
This is part of a series examining Wisconsin high school records that are unlikely to be broken. We look at the girls soccer player who scored the most career goals.
Researchers at UW-Madison aim to blaze a new trail for nuclear fusion
The WHAM fusion research device refits an old concept with cutting-edge technology that may finally be up to the task.
What to know about the proposed constitutional amendments on Wisconsin's August ballot
The two questions on the August ballot are the latest effort by GOP lawmakers to have voters decide on changes they have been unable to pass through the legislative process.