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State Journal columnist Jim Polzin finds things to like and dislike in all three phases during a season-opening loss to Green Bay.

The severity of Packers quarterback Jordan Love's injury will play a huge role in defining what this loss means.

The Packers were not as sharp against a team expected to content for the NFC title. Here's what we learned.

Wisconsin was finally able to close out a match Friday, defeating TCU in a thriller and earning its first victory of the season.

Milwaukee couldn't solve Colorado starter Ryan Feltner but rallied late before falling in the series opener on Friday night.

Overall, 65 people across nine states have gotten sick from the contaminated eggs sold in Wisconsin, Illinois and Michigan.

3 officers, suspect wounded in shootout

With high school football in full swing, explore a live scoreboard with all of the Madison area's scores as they happen.

Dane County Circuit Court Judge Stephen Ehlke denied Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s request for a temporary restraining order and set a scheduling conference on Wednesday regarding Kennedy's lawsuit.

The Aug. 22 crash involving the 20-year-old man caused the death days later of a 33-year-old passenger.

In October and November 2022, King had been intercepted on wiretaps as he spoke with the leader of a drug-trafficking organization in Madison that sells cocaine and fentanyl pills.

Unity Point Health-Meriter Hospital said patients are being screened and admitted through security for appointments and procedures.

Witnesses told police they saw the man throwing objects out of his pockets as he ran from the scene.

Police said the man's last contact with Platteville officers was on the evening of Aug. 16, when he fled a traffic stop on foot.

The state is joining others in addressing "social determinants of health," non-medical needs that can impact health outcomes.

Investigators in Wisconsin say an inmate serving time for trying to kill his mother killed his cellmate for being Black and gay. Prosecutors charged 24-year-old Jackson Vogel on Thursday with first-degree intentional homicide with hate crime and repeat offender penalty…

Madison police said the intoxicated person was “taking their frustrations out” on the historic Annie Stewart Fountain.

In an ever-changing college athletics landscape, Greg Gard said the Badgers hope to "evolve, adapt, grow and morph." Here's how his new staff accomplishes that.

Since 2017, Kelly Griego has been competing in races to raise awareness and research money for the rare disease that inflicts his friend's 15-year-old son.

The team at Community Pediatrics will remain the same, it will stay at the same location, and the same insurance should be accepted, officials said.