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In his June 16 column, "We are witnessing a war on women," Eugene Robinson of The Washington Post calls those who oppose in vitro fertilization "zealots."

Instead of wringing my hands over the recent presidential debate, or being shocked and discouraged that the candidate facing off against a self-centered conman is no longer up to the task of winning an election or governing for another four…

We watched two old men on the debate stage.

Milwaukee twice rallied from deficits in the opener of a four-game series with Colorado.

The Madison resident and 2019 winner of the major golf tournament drops back on final day.

No one was injured and the propane was safely transferred to another container.

Team USA fell to host Dominican Republic in the gold medal match at the NORECA Pan Am Cup. Two Wisconsin Badgers played for the American team.

The DOT said in a news release that peak travel times are expected to be 2-7 p.m. Wednesday and 2-8 p.m. Sunday.

Nicole McDougal, a survivor of a 1999 crash that killed seven young door-to-door sales workers, died in a 2023 OWI hit-and-run on Madison's North Side.

The Madison Public Market is planned to open in late spring 2025, the foundation announced Monday.

Cassidy Funk, a company spokesperson, said it will be the first Duck Donuts in Wisconsin.

Fire Departments from Necedah and New Lisbon fought the blaze for about three hours. "Unfortunately, six family members perished as a result of the fire," the sheriff's office said.

With Fourth of July fireworks approaching, it's good to be aware of the potential dangers.

Here's a look at how the Badgers won a commitment over two recent national champions for a lineman from New England.

A heat dome is a phenomenon associated with a stationary ridge of high pressure that traps warm air below.

Madison Paperbacks is located in a Milwaukee Street strip mall and is the brick and mortar expansion of Todd Henderson's online business.

The Madison area might be in for some stormy weather on and around this Independence Day weekend.

Peterson reported that Trevino visited her on the afternoon of Dec. 21 and "said the water was unacceptable on the step."

When a developer came knocking, instead of simply selling his property, Brandon Cook decided to take his building with him.