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From changes at Camp Randall Stadium to a new QB leading the Badgers offense, here are 10 things to know.

The batterymates came through with clutch performances Wednesday, helping Milwaukee draw even in the series with San Francisco.

Green Bay cycled through five kickers in training camp, including incumbent Anders Carlson. On Wednesday, the Packers claimed a rookie off waivers who will start the season opener.

Authorities are investigating the Tuesday night death of an inmate at Green Bay Correctional Institution.

Prison staff are frightened and don't feel there is any accountability for inmates who misbehave, while the inmates have complained of a change in mood among guards.

Trump and Harris appear locked in a neck-and-neck race in the battleground state, according to a recent Marquette Law School Poll.

The Badgers play the first Big Ten series of the season and are the first team done with the conference slate. Here's a look.

Three people were taken to the hospital for minor injuries following the crash at Verona Road and Highway 12 around 2 p.m. Sunday, police said.

The Menomonee Falls-based retailer said it had second-quarter earnings of $66 million, or 59 cents per share, on revenue of $3.73 billion.

In both cases, the burglars shattered the front doors to get inside and steal cash, Madison police said.

Three parked cars were hit and several more were damaged through chain reactions, Madison police said.

SixLine Semiconductor is trying to make electronics operate faster by producing the next generation of high-performance, cost-effective semiconductors with carbon nanotube technology.

The $194 million Route A officially opens to the public on Sept. 22.

Pool records and program firsts highlighted the opening week of the high school girls swim season. Here are five of the top area performances.

A grim situation unfolded at the start of Wisconsin football's 2000 season, but a walk-on received his moment in the sun.

Some of the players released Tuesday may be signed to the practice squad. Green Bay may also look at the waiver wire for additional help. Here's what we know.

BadgerExtra columnist Jim Polzin answers a question from a reader in his mailbag.

Badgers assistant special teams coordinator Eric Raisbeck has coached in six states and three countries, but couldn't be happier to be home at Wisconsin.

There’s no question that hospitals provide unique value to our communities. As a resident of Fox Lake, I have peace of mind knowing that the nearest hospital is just 15 minutes away and open 24/7/365.

I appreciated and agreed with parts of the State Journal's Aug. 18 editorial, "Close state’s dangerous, aging prisons."