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While the second-year receiver's numbers were good — with a pair of touchdown catches during Green Bay's comeback attempt — his three drops were all he could think about afterward.

Police Chief Shon Barnes told local television news outlets Thursday that the man Strattan had been with was in custody and being questioned.

The Badgers looked ahead at their 2024-25 season during Big Ten men's basketball media days. Here's what stood out.

Baldwin isn’t so nice after years in Senate

The Badgers backfield will look different for the time being after a fixture at running back has decided to step away from the sport indefinitely.

Responses to the Wisconsin State Journal's candidate questionnaire. The election is Nov. 5.

Multilayered election processes provide many safeguards that keep voter fraud generally detectable and rare, election administrators say.

Cornhuskers coach Fred Hoiberg has perimeter scoring to replace and feels in a good spot after adding a former Badgers sharpshooter.

Drop box supporters are calling for a federal investigation, saying Diny broke federal law by interfering with the right to vote. The mayor insists he did nothing wrong.

The stockpile recovered from the man's East Side home included a 3D printed submachine gun and pro-Palestinian and far-right regalia.

A federal judge has denied Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul's request to review the Milwaukee Archdiocese's sealed bankruptcy records as part of his investigation into clergy sex abuse.

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The university's cheesemaking course is going bilingual.

The visit comes after Trump held campaign events Tuesday in two of the battleground state's most liberal counties of Milwaukee and Dane.

America's No. 1 college creamery is open to all with great sandwiches and quesadillas on a student budget.

The Hellenbrand name is well known in Marshall and, for the first time, sisters are representing the family on the volleyball court with natural "motivation to be better."

Four football fields' worth of railway ties and a 30-foot high mound of chips burned, Campbell Fire Chief Nate Melby said.

Since 1995, 13 of the 16 referendum questions put to voters by the Madison School District have passed. Several raise taxes forever.

The former guard said she wasn't able to complete her rounds because she was helping another inmate and was one of just three guards overseeing 150 inmates.

Jackson Chourio is already carrying a heavy load for a franchise trying to get over a playoff hump. Yet "ignorance is bliss" for the rookie.