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WASHINGTON — Faced with a sweeping rejection by American voters, Kamala Harris conceded the presidential election to Donald Trump on Wednesday and encouraged supporters to continue fighting for their vision of the country.

There have been no reports of illness associated with consumption of the products, Babcock said.

With 99% of the votes counted, the Madison Democrat had regained a narrow lead over Republican Challenger Eric Hovde 49.3% to 48.6%.

Chief Shon Barnes said in his blog that the person’s driver’s license was revoked due to medical conditions.

About 71.1% of Madison's voting-age population went to the polls, about the same as the statewide participation rate.

The biomedical giant best known for its Cologuard at-home colon cancer screening test reported a loss of $38.2 million, or $0.21 per share, on revenue of $708.7 million.

The ceiling of Monona Grove's ace, and his hit tool made him a hot commodity this summer. Here's how he made his decision and drew college coaches' attention.

BadgerExtra reporters discuss Wisconsin football’s miserable night at Iowa, the team’s offensive identity, why fans’ reaction have become so emotional and more.

Two of the four divisions are guaranteed to have new champions crowned. From standout players to returning teams, here are five things to know about the state tournament.

How to tune into the Badgers' second game of the season.

Montana State has been to the NCAA Tournament more times in the last three years than the Badgers.

The Green Bay Packers did not make any major moves or additions at the 2024 trade deadline, despite other NFC North contenders shoring up some crucial areas.

The Badgers find themselves at a crossroads at the most important position in the sport. Here's a look at what could happen at quarterback this offseason.

Agard has served in the state Legislature since 2013, including a year as Senate minority leader.

Madison's first-ever property tax referendum was on the cusp of victory late Tuesday even as Fitchburg referendum failed and a Monona referendum passed with a thin margin.

The push for this constitutional amendment was spurred by a number of municipalities across the country allowing noncitizens to vote in local elections.

The measure will continue services at current levels and boost staff salaries, officials say.

If the referendum failed, the district said it would have cut $8.1 million from its budget, or the equivalent of about 79 full-time employees.

The $34 million will pay for the demolition of the district's outdated early learning center and for additions to the district's primary center.