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The two were killed and another person was injured in the three-vehicle crash on Highway 51 in the village of Windsor about 11:20 a.m. on Nov. 3.

Republican Senate candidate Eric Hovde claims some Wisconsin cities saw an implausible voter turnout of more than 100%, but there's a simple explanation.

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Extensive life-saving efforts were unsuccessful after the accident at a construction site in Vernon County on Tuesday morning.

The Badgers host a top-10 opponent in November for the second-straight year. What to know about the Wildcats.

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A new solar project atop Sauk Prairie High School will help the school reduce large amounts of carbon dioxide emissions in future years. The school district plans on adding solar panels to its other buildings later this decade.

Green Bay's starting quarterback admitted Wednesday that his participation at practice heading into Sunday’s matchup with Chicago was a significant development.

The Fuerbringer name is well known across volleyball, and now the Badgers have one of their own who they hope is the next star setter.

The Badgers have been inefficient on first down, leading to a number of issues for an offense with a thin margin for error.

Being a strong conservative, I naturally am happy about the presidential outcome. However, I am completely baffled about U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin's win.

The question has been raised, can supporters of Donald Trump convincingly claim that they like his Republican policies without being “all in” Trump believers? I would contend that they cannot.

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.

The Fuerbringer name is well known across volleyball, and now the Badgers have one of their own who they hope is the next star setter.

The Badgers' high-scoring attack came to a screeching halt Wednesday night on the road as coach Marisa Moseley's squad pick up its first loss of the season.

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 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.

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It was a league-high for points by an NBA player this season and the second-highest single-game total for Antetokounmpo, who had 64 against Indiana last season.