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Sun Prairie's $30 tax would generate nearly $1 million a year to maintain roads, sidewalks, trails and other existing transportation infrastructure, according to a city official.

UW system President Jay Rothman said he's "elated" by the numbers.

The Badgers had an All-American left off preseason recognitions. Here's why and how a bitter rival and the Badgers were voted on.

The Badgers moved ahead of a team they lost to earlier this season and are one of seven Big Ten teams ranked.

We are asking readers to vote for which Week 4 high school football game we should cover. Voting closes at 4 p.m. Thursday.

Monday is expected to have a high near 88 degrees, according to the National Weather Service.

Which farm will you visit this autumn?

The deadline for clerks to mail out absentee ballots is Thursday.

The crash happened when a vehicle pulling out of the Wisconsin Department of Motor Vehicles lot at 2001 Bartillon Drive was struck by a vehicle on Bartillon, police said.

Through a new organization called Petal it Forward, Schyler Arthur, 32, is hoping to change that and spread the "universal" joy of flowers to others around Dane County.

A Columbus resident was transported by a medical helicopter on Friday following a house fire at 235 W. Harrison St., Columbus.

The mural will be on display until August 2025.

Marine heat waves can last months — and even years.

Fire crews were sent to the building at 2710 Atwood Avenue housing the The Victory café and apartments above it at 9:50 p.m. Sunday after multiple 911 calls, authorities said.

The tickets came with no expiration date, which probably struck Rao as a good thing once the pandemic hit.

Polling released last week by Marquette Law School found that, among likely and registered voters, respondents favored Harris 52% to Trump’s 48%.

“The history of mental health and suicide in this community and other communities is definitely a motivator for making services more accessible,” counselor Jess Dallman said.

Among topics discussed are a dominant running game led by Josh Jacobs, an opportunistic defense and a game-changing punter.

The Kohl Center Classic returns with an opportunity to grow the sport. Which begs the question, will it be the permanent home of Badgers volleyball?

The Badgers are among the programs around the country preparing for more change while already adapting to uncharted territory.