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The Badgers will have an alumni contingent on hand to train with the U.S. national team as they prepare for the 2024 Paris Olympic Games.

Skeptics took the Badgers' workout/spectacle to task last summer. Here's why the second iteration carried on despite outside scrutiny.

The police believe three incidents that occurred over the weekend of June 7, including one that left a man dead, are unrelated.

The person's death is being considered suspicious ahead of further investigation.

Biden and Trump remain dead even in Wisconsin, with both candidates receiving support from 50% of registered voters in the latest Marquette Law School Poll released Wednesday.

A neighbor had climbed to the roof to help the man until firefighters arrived and helped the man down using a ladder. Nobody was injured.

Wine Spectator, a leading authority on wine, named 39 Wisconsin restaurants among its list of the world’s best restaurants for wine.

Much of the state has seen rainfall one and a half to two times higher than the June average.

President Joe Biden fumbled his debate performance against Donald Trump badly Thursday night.

The commission granted preliminary approval to the project, a new facility for housing nonprofit Porchlight, but asked for substantial design changes.

The man had been headed west on Grant Road when he lost control and rolled the motorcycle, according to a statement from Dodge County Sheriff Dale Schmidt.

With "Dido," the Madison Shakespeare Company pushes the limits of the quirky outdoor Wonderground.

Do-it-all area girls lacrosse players thrived on the field this spring. Here are this year's honorees.

The midfielder set a high bar in her first season with the Knights, helping them earn a share of the Badger Conference title.

"Top Chef" put Wisconsin in the national limelight for the past three months, and now the state of Wisconsin wants to keep that momentum alive.

A $572,500 payout and reviews of staff anti-ableism training and surveillance systems are among the terms of out-of-court settlements for the Madison School District in three lawsuits filed against the district in 2021 and 2022.

A new football practice facility and NIL are the top two funding priorities for the Badgers, but some donors are wary of the latter.

Thank you for Mark Gongloff's column in the June 19 Wisconsin State Journal, "Some kind of carbon tax is coming to America."

The petty renaming of the Wisconsin State Law Library, while disrespectful of former Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice David Prosser, emphasizes the "deep thinking" of the left-wing justices. The library will now be named after Lavinia Goodell, Wisconsin's first female lawyer.