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Third person dies from injuries sustained in Milwaukee gunfire exchange
A 39-year-old person died in a hospital from the shooting Sunday in which several people opened fire on each other, Milwaukee police said.
What to know about Wisconsin men's basketball's next opponent, Illinois
What to know about the Fighting Illini ahead of a matchup with Wisconsin at the Kohl Center.
Madison got 36 inches of snow in February 1994 — including 21 inches in 4 days
That included 21 inches in 4 days to help set a record
The best (and worst) place Wisconsin men's basketball can finish in the Big Ten race
How high can the Badgers climb and how far can they fall with three regular-season games left before the Big Ten Tournament.
From shark attack to baskets: The extraordinary tale of this Oregon boys basketball player
It's easy to keep things in perspective for Oregon senior Henry Kreckman, who was bitten by a shark as a 9 year old.
Shirtless US Senate candidate submerges himself in Wisconsin lake, issues challenge to opponent
Baldwin campaign: He can keep swimming.
Developer drops 12-story housing project that would have razed popular campus bar
The Carey Group, of Madison, had proposed to raze Vintage Spirits & Grill for a 12-story redevelopment with housing and commercial space at 529 University Ave.
Madison-area firefighters join 'The Amazing Race' to compete for $1 million prize
"We're firefighter moms from Wisconsin!," proclaim the two on an Instagram post from Smith to promote their appearance on the TV show.
How undrafted Simon Tassy developed into a star for Wisconsin men's hockey
Simon Tassy's expected path through hockey has taken a few dramatic turns. Now he's a key player as the Badgers chase championships.
How former Wisconsin linebacker Maema Njongmeta fared at the NFL Combine
A look at former Badgers linebacker Maema Njongmeta's performance Thursday at the NFL Scouting Combine.
Thunder Chickens? Mad Libs? Cast a vote to name Madison's new softball team
The Madison Mallards have launched a March Madness-type bracket to name the city's new summer collegiate women’s fastpitch softball team.
Born on Thursday, this Green Bay Packers fan's next birthday won't be until 2028
In true Wisconsin fashion, parents Maurio and Lindsay Gallipoli have already dubbed baby Lincoln, born weighing 6 pounds, 10 ounces, a Green Bay Packers fan.
2 Madison area bowling centers sold to Texas-based chain now in 5 states
Triple Shift Entertainment focuses on traditional bowling — leagues, tournaments, and open play — and CEO Robby Spigner promises business as usual after the deal closes in April.
How cultivated support system helped Monona Grove senior make gymnastics program history
Shared injuries and a refreshed mindset has Silver Eagles standout Mya Tweedy back at the WIAA Division 2 state championships. Only this time, she has company.
What would happen without a Leap Day?
Have a look at some of the numbers, history and lore behind the (not quite) every-four-year phenomenon that adds a 29th day to February.
Restaurant review: Hank’s Burgers & Fish Fry does well by its 2 main items
The fast-casual restaurant hidden inside the popular Muskellounge and Sporting Club is a good option for hungry barflies or any burger and fish fry lover.
Yoga in the middle of State Street? That's just one idea for a pedestrian mall in the heart of Madison this summer | Center Stage with Milfred and Hands
A top urban planner and Madison's mayor talk about the future of the city's most famous corridor
How to watch, stream, listen to No. 4 Wisconsin men's hockey vs. No. 6 Michigan State
The Big Ten title is on the line when the Badgers host Michigan State in games that won't be on linear TV.
How to watch, stream, listen to No. 2 Wisconsin women's hockey playoff series vs. St. Thomas
The Badgers open the women's hockey postseason with a WCHA quarterfinal home series against St. Thomas. Here are the details.
Madison's Karben4 Brewing files for bankruptcy but will remain open
Companies typically file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in an attempt to reorganize debts but still operate.