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How Wisconsin football coach Luke Fickell will try to use rule change to gain an advantage
Here's what we know about how Badgers football coach Luke Fickell will tinker with his staff after an NCAA rule change this summer.
Draft pick ready to learn 'the Brewer Way' after winning Indiana state championship
The right-handed pitcher had a dominant senior season with an ERA under 1, but he was initially a position player.
Open Jim: What grade would you give the Wisconsin football offseason?
BadgerExtra columnist Jim Polzin answers a question from a reader in his regular mailbag.
Republican rhetoric has not been kind to Donald Trump, either -- Tom Osting
Some GOP rhetoric has not been kind to Trump
Constitutional amendments would disrupt balance of power -- Chris Unterberger
New amendments would disrupt balance of power
Left and center should unite to defend democracy -- Britton Schott
An increasing number of Democratic members of our government are asking President Joe Biden to step down and withdraw from the 2024 presidential race. I believe this is a huge mistake. It would only weaken the chances of preserving our…
Defiant Donald Trump is leader our nation needs now -- Hugh L. Roberts
It happened. All the facts are not out, but we know an attempt was made to kill Donald Trump on Saturday evening at his campaign rally in Pennsylvania.
Accused Madison pastor acquitted of child sex assault charges
A jury deliberated for about four hours Wednesday before finding Robert Stine not guilty.
Packers’ financial balance sheet remains in the black — big time
Boosted by money from league's TV contract, the NFL's smallest-market team recorded a record in total revenue ahead of its annual shareholders meeting.
Neighbors sue over Old Sauk Road development but lose Plan Commission appeal
The proposed 138-unit apartment building on the West Side has faced opposition from residents who say it would be too big and increase flood risk.
City Council approves Madison homeless housing project, student housing tower
The proposal secured unanimous approval despite facing pushback from some nearby residents concerned about drug use and crime.
DNA evidence solves a 61-year-old cold case in Winnebago County, sheriff's office says
On the evening of June 12, 1963, gas station operator Wayne Pratt, 24, was stabbed 53 times after leaving home to help a customer.
OLBRICH AFTER HOURS
Members of Madison-based Cycropia Aerial Dance, the central Wisconsin-based band Searchlights, the Chicago percussion group Ho Etso Taiko and 350 Wisconsin perform during a collaborative music and dance event at Olbrich Botanical Gardens. It was part of Olbrich After Hours,…
Verona athletic director moves on to Division I college administrative role
The Madison native stepped down after five years in charge and oversaw the school's move.
Man charged with carrying concealed firearm near RNC
Agents noticed the man was wearing black pants, black gloves and a ski mask and was carrying a “large black tactical backpack.”
Sparky, one of Vilas Zoo's harbor seals, has died
Sparky was born at Henry Vilas Zoo in 1998 and lived there his entire life.
Trump campaign upset with empty delegate floor seats at RNC
"This is for the nation, for us to shine. So we have to be in our seats."
RNC: Trump campaign upset with empty Wisconsin delegate floor seats
“Last night we had 23 seats open at one point," delegate and former Republican Party of Wisconsin chairman Paul Farrow told delegates. "Now here’s the thing, I’ve got people upstairs who are dying to come down on the floor and…
Madison won't pick up large items from big apartment buildings next year
The city estimates that 900 properties will have to soon rely on private companies to pick up large items from the curb or otherwise face fines.
Live coverage of Day 3 of the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee
The third day of the Republican National Convention kicked off Wednesday with Republicans shifting their focus to issues of national security and foreign policy.