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From whimsical to spiritual, folk art to steampunk, these sculptures will intrigue and entertain you.

The Badgers great said he feels a sense of normalcy after the Tokyo Olympics occurred during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Colin Rea (8-2) gave up six hits while striking out four and walking none in his fourth victory in five starts.

Trump is wrong that immigrants are getting Social Security benefits. To receive Social Security benefits, a person must have paid long enough into Social Security or be the spouse or survivor of someone who paid in long enough to qualify…

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Over the past decade, the American public has lived with an extreme U.S. Supreme Court that has the ethical credibility of former President Donald Trump.

The Legislature never articulated a rational basis for letting some public safety employees continue to collectively bargaining while prohibiting it among others, Judge Jacob Frost ruled late Wednesday.

The reigning national player of the year was injured while playing for a gold medal with Team USA. Here's what we know about her diagnosis.

It will be the second time this former Badgers hitter plays in a professional league's inaugural season.

Agencies said one in four drivers pulled over for speeding was going at least 20 mph over the speed limit.

Water at 12 of the 25 beaches was declared off limits, including at BB Clarke, James Madison, Olbrich and Spring Harbor.

Rasch’s estranged husband, Zachariah Rasch, is being held on a $250,000 cash bond.

Milwaukee opted for a pair of 19-year-olds despite a championship contending window that is narrowing.

Vincent R. Garza died at the scene of the crash at about 2:45 a.m. at the intersection of County Highways A-I and W, about 2½ miles west of Juneau.

"This was not an easy decision and it's a deeply personal one, but it's the right decision for me," Mone said in a video message published Wednesday.

Over a recent 12-month period, the Wisconsin Department of Transportation blocked 425 personalized license plate applications deemed derogatory, offensive or misleading.