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The Badgers have not yet found a key to 3-point success against the toughest opponents on their schedule. Here's how glaring the issue has become this season.

America has tarnished its national identity.

In the history of United States foreign policy, the Roosevelt Corollary was an addition to the Monroe Doctrine articulated by President Theodore Roosevelt in his 1904 State of the Union address, largely as a consequence of the Venezuelan crisis of…

Results at the Holiday Face-Off in Milwaukee play a role in whether the Badgers make the NCAA Tournament. Coach Mike Hastings wants a new look at the event's dates.

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PORTAGE – Margaret Elaine Bowden Vail, age 98, of Portage, formerly of Platteville and Madison, died on Sunday, January 4, 2026, at The Tivoli Community in Portage.

The Dane County Board has 37 members who influence county decisions about social services, the jail, Sheriff's Department, lakes and more.

Calling, emailing or writing Dane County leaders can influence county decisions affecting your region and community.

Wisconsin's lone starter who entered the transfer portal announced her new home. Here are the details.

A defensive back with College Football Playoff experience will make his way to Madison.

Writing or calling your member of Congress can influence public policy. Wisconsin has eight members in the U.S. House of Representatives. Below are their addresses, phone numbers and links to email and their official websites.

Authorities are investigating whether the blaze might be related to another fire in the area less than 24 hours earlier.

TODAY'S OBITUARIES

The conclusion of the Badgers' nonconference series against Alaska Anchorage will start an hour earlier than originally scheduled, and an NFL playoff game is behind the change.

Schumacher, who lived most of his life in Kenosha, built two writing careers: one focused on biographies and another on Great Lakes lore.

Ryan T. Thornton, 37, pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and intimating a victim for sending nine increasingly aggressive emails to Justice Jill Karofsky between Aug. 2 and Oct. 1.

Members of the Madison City Council are relatively easy to contact with your ideas or concerns.

Co-owner Tim Thompson said the downward trend in how much people are drinking has been a challenge for businesses that serve alcohol.