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1 person hospitalized, 2 rescued, 6 displaced in Janesville apartment fire
The cause of the fire in the 400 block of Ravine Street is under investigation.
Wisconsin men's basketball general manager 'always believed' in team's recent surge
The Badgers have won four-straight, and six of their last seven games. They remained sure of their roster construction even through a difficult start to the season.
5 high school boys basketball stars of the week: Jan. 20 edition
Multiple area high school boys basketball teams ended their respective losing skids during the past week of action. Vote for your favorite standout performance in this week's supernova poll.
Congress is failing to function for the American people | Rick Larson
When Donald Trump got elected, I hoped Congress would do its job and hold him accountable. I must have been out of my mind.
Palestinian input is essential for future plans for Gaza | J. Denny Weaver
President Donald Trump’s plan for Gaza has major flaws. It includes no meaningful input from Palestinians, and it fails to deal with the root cause of Palestinian anger.
Dolphins hire coveted Packers defensive coordinator as next head coach
Matt LaFleur and the Packers are now in search of a new defensive coordinator after the AFC East squad reportedly decided on its next head coach.
Giannis Antetokounmpo, Bucks hold off Atlanta to snap a three-game skid
Giannis Antetokounmpo had 21 points and 17 rebounds and the Milwaukee Bucks snapped a three-game losing streak, holding off the Atlanta Hawks.
Soulful Madison Martin Luther King Jr. Day tribute showcases 'power of unity' during divisive time
“There is far more that unites us than divides us,” Gov. Tony Evers told the crowd, assembled in the Capitol of a frigid but bright afternoon.
A new Humanities building and other developments UW-Madison has in the works this year
Other projects include revamping a historic building and an upgrade to the Lakeshore Nature Preserve.
Wisconsin men's basketball's buzzer-beating star earns another weekly conference honor
The junior guard has continued to ascend in recent weeks, helping the Badgers flip their season around after an up-and-down start. He was recognized for his efforts Monday.
3 time Beard-nominated chef coming to Seven Acre Dairy for series of events
Accomplished Chef Rob Connoley is holding dinners in Paoli all this week.
Season-best stretch puts Wisconsin men's basketball just outside AP rankings
The Badgers' four straight victories nearly earned them a spot in the top 25 of the Associated Press men's college basketball rankings. See how close they got.
National women's hockey rankings feature unanimous choices at top, led by Wisconsin
Voters were unanimous in choosing the top four teams in the USCHO.com women's hockey rankings, with the Ohio State, Minnesota and Penn State following the Badgers.
Madison plows continue cleanup from weekend snow, battle high winds
The Streets Division plans to have plows out all day and night said Monday.
Wisconsin football adds 5th offensive lineman from transfer portal
The Badgers brought in a D-II standout to deepen the offensive line, securing a commitment that brings their portal class to 32 players this offseason.
Losses to top-10 foe send Wisconsin men's hockey down in national rankings
Michigan State took the No. 2 spot from the Badgers after a sweep, and No. 8 Penn State is next to come to the Kohl Center.
Fire displaces five Madison residents
Madison Fire crews were dispatched to the 3-story multifamily building at 7:05 a.m. Sunday. A resident reported smoke on the third floor.
Odds are against bright, sunny skies during Wisconsin winters
Wisconsin’s average monthly cloud cover for December, January, and February for the years 2006 to 2024 was 65.3%, 61.1% and 50.5% respectively.
Get set for a long stretch of bitterly cold weather in southern Wisconsin
Strong winds and temperatures plunging below zero will push wind chill values to 23 to 30 Monday. Highs below zero are forecast for later in the week.
Have you met Geri? She's helped thousands in her 39 years at University Book Store
Geraldine ‘Geri’ Moser got a two-week gig at the University Campus Book Store in 1986. Nearly 40 years later, she’s built a network of current and former Badgers.






