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The fee will take effect Feb. 1 and will be collected by the state Department of Transportation as part of drivers' annual vehicle registration renewal.

A boy told police Lamont Crockett would talk about sex and tried to expose himself to the boy.

Here's where Love's recovery is at after the quarterback injured his left medial collateral ligament in a season-opening loss to the Eagles.

A Dane County Circuit Court judge ruled Monday that Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s name will remain on the November ballot, over his objections.

Both U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D-Madison, and her challenger Eric Hovde have put out and been the victim of pretty outrageous campaign ads this cycle.

The survey released Wednesday marks a considerable shift from the July poll.

All six residents of the apartment above the bar were safely evacuated, authorities said.

The owners of the stolen vehicle had reported seeing it on the North Side and East Side and police located it and tried to stop it.

Multiple callers reported the crash into a house in the 4600 block of Buckeye Road about 1:40 a.m. Wednesday, Madison police said.

There were no recent shots fired calls for the location and it’s unknown when the shot was fired, Madison police said.

BadgerExtra beat reporters Colten Bartholomew and Jake Kocorowski discuss a wild week for the Badgers, on the field and off.

A judge on Tuesday ordered one of two inmates charged in connection with a Wisconsin youth prison counselor's death this summer to stand trial.

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

Madison Area Technical College's $3.7 million health care renovation project added more than 5,000 square feet of simulated lab space for its students.

The Ohio senator and vice presidential candidate also has continued to promote false claims that Haitian migrants in Springfield, Ohio, are abducting and eating pets.

Three consecutive losses to open the season and a run of injuries have kept the Badgers from hitting their stride.

The Republican National Committee announced Tuesday that it is suing Racine for allegedly failing to hire the appropriate number of Republican election inspectors for the Aug. 13 primary.

Mitchell Schmidt’s article in last Friday's State Journal, "Clerks won’t use drop boxes," about drop boxes in Dodge County omitted one key point. That omission, fueled by Sheriff Dale Schmidt’s uninformed statements, only stokes the big lie that use of…

The thing that frightens me most about our upcoming election is the fact that the results will affect the whole world.

I have a simple question for undecided voters. One of the most important jobs of a commander in chief is to be a steady hand and of utmost discretion when protecting our country from attacks both foreign and domestic.