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The latest episode of "Top Chef: Wisconsin" featured two Wisconsin classics: a meat raffle and a fish boil.

While Green Bay has high hopes for the third-year receiver, it's taking a cautious approach to his health as OTA practices continue. Here's the latest on the big-play threat.

Hitters offer their perspective on some of the nastiest pitches they've seen, and what makes them so difficult.

Oregon Health Care and Rehab Center, formerly known as Oregon Manor, had four immediate jeopardy citations in recent months.

“It was probably one of the oldest and most remarkable white oaks in the city, probably the county,” said the arborist who had monitored the tree for 50 years.

Former Wisconsin men's basketball star Nigel Hayes-Davis has reinvented his game while playing in Turkey, all while developing an invention.

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Big performances at the plate plus a perfect game highlighted this week's top efforts. Vote for your favorite performance of the week.

The reversal of Roe v. Wade is one of the many reasons I’m voting for Democrats.

Wisconsin politics has left many voters feeling disenfranchised. So I was encouraged by the recent newsletter from my senator, Patrick Testin, R-Stevens Point, urging constituents to contact him with ideas for legislation. As a young man, I was taught well…

The news about Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker was of terrific interest to me.

Are people dumb or brainwashed? I can't figure out why people would vote for President Joe Biden.

When it comes to the sale of the Sauk County Health Care Center, the Sauk County Board needs to use common sense.

A closer look at five notable performances on the girls soccer field. Vote for your favorite star of the stars.

In a fast-paced contest that lasted less than two hours, Milwaukee managed just four hits. Here's how the Brewers wrapped up their three-game stay in Miami.

Parents of students at Crestwood and Stephens elementary schools were to be notified by 6 a.m. Thursday if power had been restored and classes would be in session.

Warming winters and the early emergence of summer-like temperatures are affecting insect populations, experts say.

The council signed off on agreements and financial support for nonprofit Cinnaire Solutions to take over two Far West Side properties for homeless people that have fallen into financial trouble.

Evers' request is the latest clash between the Democratic governor and GOP-controlled Legislature over funds that have yet to be released by the budget committee.

The Madison area awoke to a mess Wednesday. Here's what we're hearing from some of you.