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Both men are being held in the Dane County Jail.

The Wisconsin football venue hasn't hosted a concert since 1997 but now is scheduled for two this summer.

At UW Health, 33% of patients tested for flu were positive last week.

Names were withheld pending notification of family, and the crash remains under investigation.

A hearing examiner will determine whether Southside's former principal and assistant principal illegally retaliated against staff members who spoke out about working conditions during a School Board meeting.

The district didn't provide any details on the nature of the threat.

Actor from "Complete Unknown" makes point that applies to our lives, phones and politics

The center's future with Green Bay still remains uncertain after the 2024-25 season.

Chris Zwettler started coaching at 23 years old. At 67, he recently celebrated a rare career coaching achievement with St. Ambrose.

The quarter-mile section of Vermont Creek has been inaccessible due to invasive species, but members of Vermont Lutheran Church want to make it suitable for fishing.

"There's an overall issue of creating a false sense of security," said Tom Mohr, the city's assistant director of traffic engineering.

Trying to make sense of Wisconsin’s fight with a former football player leads to frustration and a feeling that no one is right.

The identity of the Wisconsin volleyball team will switch next season after significant turnover on the Badgers' roster.

The former Badgers freshman sensation transferred to Nebraska following a diminished role in his sophomore year, but he still values the connections he made with the fans in Madison.

I get why President Donald Trump would pardon his supporters who heeded his call to come to Washington to hold up the 2020 election certification. He said he'd do it.

I appreciated the Los Angeles Times editorial, "5 reasons to keep tax credit for EVs," published in the Jan. 7 State Journal. The editorial cited fighting climate change as one reason.

Following President Donald Trump's coronation on Jan. 20, the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), an obvious oxymoron, will continue to garner numerous headlines and continue to unsettle establishment Washington.

Russian leader Vladimir Putin murders opponents through poisoning or Siberian imprisonment. He invaded Georgia and Ukraine, where people have been butchered and children were stolen to be Russified.

The Bucks made it to Milwaukee less than three hours before the start of their Thursday night game, which was delayed an hour before they routed Miami 125-96.