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NEW YORK — “Venom: The Last Dance” showed less bite than expected at the box office, collecting $51 million in its opening weekend, according to studio estimates Sunday, significantly down from the alien symbiote franchise’s previous entries.

Prairie du Chien police found the man dead man inside a residence with wounds “consistent with trauma caused by a sharp object.”

From a tricky approach on defense to how a pair of newcomers are adjusting in Green Bay, here's what to watch as the Packers try for their fourth straight victory.

Are you in grades K-12 and have a big heart? Send us your letters about someone in your life who needs $200.

Of the 51 people ejected, 25 were UW students, and of the 25 people arrested, 14 were UW students, police said in a statement detailing the numbers.

Observations from rewatching Wisconsin's loss reveal an issue on the offensive line, a trend that needs squishing and more.

The bank holding company's stock price has risen 47% in the past year.

Madison police responded to West Gilman and North Broom streets at 2:37 a.m.

Saturday's UFO Parade marked 38 years of festivities, and 100 years of lifelong Belleville resident Art Fahey, the Grand Marshal who lives in the same farmhouse he was born in.

An upset was brewing until Braedyn Locke threw an interception that was returned for a touchdown in the third quarter. "I've got to do some things better," he said.

Dana Pellebon isn’t supposed to win the race for Dane County executive.

The United States will elect a new president in less than two weeks, and the choices couldn't be more stark. America has the opportunity to elect its first female president, Kamala Harris, or its first felon president, Donald Trump.

The yearly battle for the Heartland Trophy will be renewed as the Badgers try to reclaim it. Here's what to know about the Hawkeyes.

The November questions seek just shy of $4.29 billion, with nearly $3.5 billion of those funds requested for new construction, capital projects or to maintain and modernize aging facilities.

COVID is here to stay, just like the flu.

The Badgers made mistakes that nixed an upset bid that seemed there for the taking against No. 3 Penn State.

There was a lot of talking between the Wisconsin and Penn State players, and the Badgers said they were all about it.

Penn State used its backup quarterback and an untimely Badgers pass to knock off Wisconsin at Camp Randall.

The Badgers had a fan base believing, until an underperforming offense further complicated things. Here's what stood out.

The Badgers had an opportunity for an upset but a costly error came at an unfortunate time.