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Wisconsin receiver to miss the rest of spring practices
A player that the Badgers convinced to return to the team from the transfer portal suffered an injury during spring practices last week.
Suspect identified, interviewed in Saturday afternoon stabbing on State Street
Eyewitness statements and video footage were crucial evidence in the identification of the suspect, Madison police said.
Pentagon restores a few webpages honoring service members
The Pentagon has claimed that internet pages honoring a Black Medal of Honor winner and Japanese American service members were mistakenly taken down — but staunchly defended its overall campaign to strip out content singling out the contributions by women…
Child dies walking in front of semi after crash off I-94, authorities say
A child died when they walked in front of a semi after their vehicle crashed off Interstate 94 early Monday morning, the Wisconsin State Patrol reported.
Little Palace plans to move into the old Mint Mark space
Sisters Jacqueline and Stephanie Le also took over Ha Long Bay and closed it last April for renovations.
Tom Still: Research funding has produced real human benefits, with the promise of more
If core funding for medical research dries up, the main guarantee is that nothing good will happen.
Hands on Wisconsin: DEI chief's spending spree embarrasses bucky
The head of UW-Madison's diversity, equity and inclusion program has been removed from his position over "questionable" expenses. It appears that the leader of the Department of Diversity, Equity and Educational Achievement, LaVar Charleston, spent lavishly on employee bonuses, conferences…
Wisconsin sheriffs forced to aid federal immigration authorities under GOP bill
The bill would require sheriffs to ask those in jail on serious offenses for proof of U.S. citizenship and report to ICE those whose legal status they cannot verify.
Looking for cheaper eggs? Try your local farmers market
Eggs from many local farmers in southern Wisconsin are being sold for $6 per dozen, about the same or cheaper than those from mega farms sold at grocery stores.
Donald Trump Jr. casts Wisconsin Supreme Court race as key to advancing President Trump's agenda
Trump Jr. cast the Wisconsin Supreme Court race, which he dubbed “one little battle,” as essential to stopping Democrats who are determined to block the Trump agenda.
Start of early voting in Wisconsin Supreme Court race will test enthusiasm on both sides
Voting begins two weeks before the April 1 election between Republican-backed Brad Schimel and Democratic-supported Susan Crawford.
Polzin: Wisconsin legend thriving while following in the footsteps of her ‘older sister’
Phoebe Bacon has carried the torch that was passed to her by Beata Nelson. But there's still something out there to chase for the Badgers senior swimmer.
NL Central Preview: Brewers looking to hold off Cubs and Reds
While the Brewers had a quiet winter in the wake of their third division title in four years, the Cubs revamped their roster and the Reds bolstered their pitching.
How senior's timely 3s could add postseason boost to Wisconsin men's basketball's bench
Carter Gilmore kept shooting through a slump, and by finding the net on a few down the stretch of the Big Ten Tournament, raised the potential of the Badgers' bench.
Can Wisconsin cut down the nets in March Madness? Here's what the stats say
The current Badgers match up with the past 15 NCAA national champions, and fall short of others. Does Wisconsin have the makeup of a title winner?
9 Madison girls track and field athletes to know this spring
These standouts have aspirations for team and individual success ahead of the season.
9 area boys track and field athletes to know this spring
These standouts have aspirations for team and individual success ahead of the season.
New generation should be representing the people of Madison | Orrie Walsvik
Ulrike Dieterle is too old to run for District 5 on Madison's City Council, and her priorities match her age.
Suspending city clerk right before election is a bad idea | Peter Cannon
Placing Madison's city clerk on leave shortly before an important election, days before absentee ballots go out and early voting starts, is not a good way to make sure elections are secure and well run.
Susan Crawford's values are best for Wisconsin Supreme Court | Rabbi Bonnie Margulis
As a Reform rabbi and leader in the Jewish community, I stand for the Jewish values of protecting the vulnerable, pursuing justice, and choosing leaders who will serve the people with integrity, compassion and respect for all people.