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Police said the driver apparently took the turn on the Beltline frontage road too fast, lost control, struck multiple traffic signs and rolled.

The study of children in Madison and six other cities found higher rates of asthma among children who live in areas graded low for home loans in the 1930s.

Political junkies pull their hair out when they hear that so many voters are still undecided. Many undecided voters have said they need to hear more policy specifics, especially from Vice President Kamala Harris, before they make a decision. In…

Caleb Anderson, 25, received his second life sentence on Monday in a Green Bay courtroom.

Mane Thompson impressed the crowd at the Willy Street Fair on Sunday with his rendition of "Tennessee Whiskey."

The university’s overall rank had been trending higher in recent years.

Several people in the area were interviewed during the investigation and it was determined there was no threat or danger to the public, Madison police said.

Cider is getting its own moment, and deservedly so.

Seven recruits visited as the Badgers football team hosted Alabama. Here's how one of Greg Gard's newest hires handled his first big task.

BadgerExtra columnist Jim Polzin answers a question from a reader in his mailbag.

The two nonprofit organizations both have a long history of providing education opportunities to people around Dane County.

Green Bay coach Matt LaFleur can't say for certain if his injured quarterback, who had a pregame workout Sunday, will be able to play this week against the Vikings.

Balanced offensive performances through the air and on the ground fueled wins by area teams this week. Here are some notable performances from Week 5.

The backup quarterback has executed the coaches' past two game plans — wins over Indianapolis and Tennessee — almost to perfection.

The duplicate ballots have barcodes that are identical, so even if someone were to submit two, only one could be counted.

The Wisconsin football team will need to contain another high-octane offense this weekend, while the Badgers rushing attack may be needed to put a dent in the Trojans' armor.

Artificial intelligence is here, and we're adapting it much more quickly than some expected.

The Badgers spent 36% more than budgeted on competing in postseason play in 2023-24 and overall expenses were 2.5% higher than budgeted.

I very much appreciate the Wisconsin State Journal feature that places opposing positions side by side on the Opinion page, recently offering two views of vice presidential candidates JD Vance and Tim Walz. These are always well-written, reasoned and articulate.…

Sarah Franklin was recognized for a week in which she set a program record. Here's where things stand for the Badgers as they open league play.