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The Badgers have a second straight recruiting class with an international prospect. Here's what to know about the 6-foot-5 guard from New Zealand.

There are high hopes for the four-person class Kelly Sheffield signed. The future Badgers boast potential and will have a shot at early playing time.

A 6-foot-3 sharpshooter is staying in state to play for the Badgers. Here's what fans should know about his recruitment and development.

The man was medically treated at the scene before being taken to the Monroe County Jail by the Wisconsin State Patrol.

After a tumultuous year filled with anxiety and a legal battle about its future in the U.S., TikTok may have just been thrown a lifeline by the man who was once its biggest foe: Donald Trump.

Investigators used genetic genealogy to affirm the identity of a boy whose body was found in a culvert — and to identify his birth mother.

Police issued a reminder to never leave valuables in vehicles, especially if they can be seen from outside the vehicle.

Although the committee's scoring process is not yet complete, naming the school after Lori Mann Carey is the suggestion with the highest score, so far.

LOS ANGELES — Let the office debates begin — John Krasinski is People magazine's Sexiest Man Alive for 2024.

The driver, a 38-year-old man, fled the crash scene on foot, but was caught, Chief Shon Barnes said in his blog.

Donald Trump was probably one of the worst presidential candidates to ever seek the office.

"I really do believe in civilian oversight, but I have to say our brand of police oversight with this committee was ill conceived from the beginning," said Ald. Isadore Knox.

Madison College students are learning Danish cooking techniques ahead of an event to raise funds for a proposed student exchange program with a Copenhagen culinary arts school.

The reigning Division 1 champion is back in force and tons of other high-level swimmers are looking to capture gold. Here are five things to know.

In response to the Nov. 5 letter to the editor "Whatever happens, we will survive this election":

Democrats are once again left pondering how the unthinkable could happen in the race for president. In 2016, the widely held belief was that Hillary Clinton would easily defeat Donald Trump, but the American electorate had other ideas.

Are American elections free and fair? That depends.

This past weekend would have been an opportunity to expand the fan base for Badgers volleyball and basketball if fans could watch games via their standard cable TV package.

I completely agree that $41 million to $55 million is too much to pay for an underpass under John Nolen Drive near North Shore Drive in Madison. But how about an overpass?