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Execution on the mound in big spots highlighted this week's top efforts. Vote for your favorite performance of the week.

It’s not unusual for campaign ads to be full of outright lies and blatant misinformation, but the current ad accusing U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D-Madison, of cutting Medicare to pay for subsidizing electric cars is beyond the pale.

Too many citizens do not know how to use a computer and check facts.

The U.S. House of Representatives voted April 20 on bills to enhance our national security through foreign aid supplemental appropriations. One of these bills addressed support for our Ukrainian allies and their fight against the illegal Russian invasion of their…

This marked the 11th consecutive year that the Packers were given at least five prime-time games.

Jason Wilde offers insight on each game — from the season opener in September to Week 18 in January.

Because Siegmann has been critical of Sheriff’s Office operations in the past, the office brought in the Ozaukee County Sheriff’s Office to conduct the investigation.

No specific construction projects are currently part of the plans.

The Wisconsin football team found its pivotal slot receiver for the 2025 class in the four-star recruit from New Jersey.

The additional staff entered the cell and determined the man was choking on a large piece of apple.

Antwon Amos Jr., 6, and Legend Sims, 8, died in January after falling through the ice of the city-owned pond at the Wildwood at Main apartment complex.

The Wisconsin Ethics Commission has selected Washington County DA Mark Bensen to investigate its recommendation Rep. Janel Brandtjen, R-Menomonee Falls, face felony campaign finance charges.

NL Central-leading Milwaukee saw its offense come up big in the series finale against Pittsburgh. Here's how the Brewers took care of business before embarking on a season-long road trip.

A new study finds that Madison's reputation as a hard place to do development is a mix of myth and reality.

"We all knew that the decedent was part of a family of someone somewhere," Steve Liethen said.

BadgerExtra columnist Jim Polzin answers readers questions in his mailbag.

The Badgers rounded out their coaching staff following the departure of former assistant Dean Oliver.

"The community needs an honest conversation about population growth and what that means," Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway said.

The city, the 82nd-most populous in the United States, sits atop national lists for multi-family housing demand, price increases and new young residents per capita.

After multiple interviews, investigators determined there were no gunshots, but a loud disturbance did take place with an “out-of-control” female, who was later arrested.