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Two years since an injury ended the Badgers' point guard's NCAA Tournament appearance, he's playing his best basketball.

The Badgers are on board with opening NCAA Tournament play on Friday instead of Thursday. Here's why.

The run through the Big Ten Tournament was fruitful for a senior guard. Here's how he broke out of his slump.

The 40-acre expansion of Elver Park is but one piece of a coming makeover of the High Point-Raymond neighborhood.

TikTok is popular with the Gen Z population, many of whom grew up in parent-less homes, were bused to schools outside their neighborhoods and were taught a curriculum dictated by non-educator legislators focused on power-grabbing rather than critical thinking.

Chris Rickert's March 3 article, "No complaints — or process," details the inefficiency of a useless, powerless, expensive Police Civilian Oversight Board in Madison.

Citizens of Madison shouldn't be asking whether to accept cuts to basic services that the city should be paying for, or accepting higher taxes from a referendum.

It was disheartening to see the Republican-controlled state Senate last week effectively fire several of Gov. Tony Evers' well-qualified appointees to various state boards.

I met Ed Wreh two years ago at my local gym, and that's a great place to really know who someone is. You see who shows up and does the work as well as how they are in that micro-community.

Kyle McClellan was the Big Ten goalie of the year after he had the best goals-against average in conference games.

The crash remains under investigation.

Shots fired at a Madison man by a state Division of Criminal Investigation agent didn't strike anyone but they weren't justifiably fired, prosecutors said.

Update: The inmate returned to the Dodge County Jail on Tuesday night, authorities reported.

A recent story deserve attention. It was about Wayne Erickson and his family’s long connection to its Barron County farm.

Profiles of candidates vying for public office in April.

For five decades, Dairyland Power Cooperative's Genoa Station No. 3 and its 500-foot stack tower were visible icons along the Mississippi River in Vernon County.

Former Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers is being considered as a potential running mate for longshot independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.

The new building to support the county's Latino community will host a public open house April 26.

Profiles of candidates vying for public office in April.