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Crews are still assessing the damage from Tuesday's storm, which could take days to resolve in some areas.

JD McCormick Properties has now twice failed to get a permit to tear down three buildings next to Lisa Link Peace Park.

Greg Gard said he wants his staff to evolve with an ever-changing college basketball landscape. Here's why a familiar face was his choice.

DNR officials said they didn't have an estimate of how much manure has been spilled but drinking water supplies shouldn't be affected.

Many Americans are concerned about inflation and the rising cost of goods. This issue is often cited as the most important problem facing voters ahead of the 2024 election.

"When you have hundreds or thousands of these caterpillars on a tree, obviously you can have millions across the larger areas," the DNR's Mike Hillstrom said.

Drew Slempkes has learned from coaches such as Bo Ryan, Howard Moore and Steve Collins.

A group of current and former teachers have filed a complaint, which they discussed with the Wisconsin State Journal earlier this month.

A legacy fund created to expand the cemetery and maintain Vermont Lutheran Church grew beyond expectations and has helped grow church attendance.

The Hawkeyes made the national championship game in consecutive seasons. The coaching change caused a "rollercoaster of emotions" for the State Journal's player of the year.

BadgerExtra columnist Jim Polzin answers a question from a reader in his mailbag.

Madison is a blessed city in a beautiful location. We’re in a housing crisis for a reason. We have a vibrant diverse economy, thanks largely to the presence of the university. And we all live in a community strongly deserving…

With just a brief six months until we elect a president for the next four years, many of us are terrified about what could happen to the United States if Donald Trump were to be elected.

The November 2024 presidential election will not be a normal election, and the Republican candidate for president is not a normal presidential candidate.

Dane County's need for significantly more housing that's also affordable is a difficult path to negotiate.

A pair of Green Bay players are on the "Matt LaFleur Plan" after sustaining offseason injuries. Here's their status and other news out of the Packers' OTA practices.

State of Iowa sees multiple people killed, at least a dozen injured in storm that devastates town.

Yelich cleared the bases with a drive to deep right-center that put the Brewers ahead in the eighth inning in Miami. Here's how the Brewers closed out the game.

There was an interesting article on the wire the other day about health care apprenticeships in Wisconsin. It was focused on the La Crosse area and the relationship between UW-La Crosse and Gundersen Health Systems, but it has interesting implications…

Green Bay's quarterback is thinking more about building team chemistry heading into his second year as the starter than about the risks of playing without a new deal.