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The lawsuit stems from a vehicle used as a remote polling place and voter registration station in Racine in the two weeks leading up to the 2022 primary.

The Fitchburg restaurant was 12,000 square feet.

It's long been common in the weeks leading up to an American election for people to steal or damage political signs.

The Badgers missed on the state's No. 2 player who was scheduled to visit this weekend. Here's how his decision impacts Wisconsin recruiting.

The child had no other injuries besides the head laceration, Madison police said.

At about 3:10 a.m. Tuesday, Madison officers were sent to a fight in the 800 block of Vernon Avenue, with the caller possibly hearing a gunshot.

The lawsuit tests the line between protecting personal privacy rights and ensuring that ineligible people can't vote.

The attacker faces tentative charges of disorderly conduct and battery. Madison police said.

Mike Gomoll started Joey's Song after losing his son in 2010. Joey died suddenly just before his fifth birthday, after a long battle with a seizure disorder.

Fans discussed traditions, parking and seating at Camp Randall Stadium as they highlighted what they enjoyed and disliked.

A year ago, First Student school buses sometimes arrived an hour behind schedule, leaving parents scrambling to find other transportation and wondering if their kids would get home.

School board members on Monday stressed their "commitment to innovation" in the district, but expressed reservations about the proposed school's ambitious enrollment plans and the potential for competition.

Here's a quick Q&A on Tilray Brands' acquisitions.

The commission signed off on a project that would provide housing to low-income tenants, including youth aging out of the foster care system.

Take a listen as the BadgerExtra team looks ahead at a key Wisconsin football home game against one of college football's juggernauts.

Technology — some new, some not so new — is allowing archaeologists and historians to tell fuller, more accurate stories about pivotal points in human development.

How a running back turned QB and a two-way lineman helped the 1928 Badgers take down the Crimson Tide at Camp Randall Stadium.

There was miscommunication regarding how to proceed with a kickoff return late in Friday's loss to the Eagles.

A pair of near-perfect passing performances highlighted area teams' big wins. Here are some notable efforts from Week 3.

The Republicans have sunk to a new low in their typical fearmongering election tactics by trying to blame U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D-Madison, for the release on bail of Darrell Brooks who subsequently ran down a number of people at…