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Not all Badgers face the same amount of pressure going into training camp at UW-Platteville. Here's who has the most on the line.

The pilot told law enforcement that he was losing power to his single engine aircraft, which led to him making an emergency landing in the farm field.

The Packers showed depth at one defensive position but seek a starter at another. Here's what we learned.

Here's what excites four Big Ten media members about the Badgers football team entering the 2024 season.

“It’s like riding a bike,” Williams said after the game. "I’ve done it a million times. Got right back on there.”

The Packers have had success in the return game, but new rules will cause them to tweak things.

Star closer Devin Williams returned and a Marlins player hit for the cycle. Here's how a woeful series ended on a high note for Milwaukee.

Responses to the Wisconsin State Journal's candidate questionnaire. The primary is Aug. 13.

Winning line from reader beats more than 50 entries.

Tips for your flowers, trees and shrubs.

The woman’s name is being withheld and the crash remains under investigation by the Dodge County Sheriff’s Office Crash Investigation Team.

Lots of pundits are discussing several Midwestern governors as potential vice presidential picks for Kamala Harris. If Harris can secure a victory in Wisconsin, Michigan or Pennsylvania, Donald Trump will have a hard time winning the election in November. Talking…

Troopers have better things to do than target cannabis from legal dispensaries at border

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From Jordan Love's return to the practice field with a new deal in place to Green Bay's punter getting in some much-needed work, there was plenty to watch Saturday.

Nobody expected the Badgers to go 7-6 last season, including their coach. Here's what the program's leader got wrong while assessing his team's prospects.

The convicted killer, David Pietura, 27, said during the sentencing that he shouldn't get parole and if Wisconsin had the death penalty he would deserve it.

I plan to vote "no" on the two amendment questions on the ballot, and I urge you to do so, too.

The July 8 article "DOT explores traffic fixes" reported that the state Department of Transportation might update the Beltline near Verona Road in Madison.

In response to last Sunday's letter "Baldwin isn't progressive on F-35s, PFAS pollution," U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D-Madison, does not have to be a perfect progressive on every single issue.