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"This sounds like money laundering to me. Did we just screw up really bad?"

Last-second defeat not enough to dent Regents senior's optimistic attitude about debut in WIAA individual state tournament semifinals.

The Norskies advanced to the WIAA Division 2 regional finals. Here's how other prep sports played out Friday.

Officials say deputies and in-house medical staff responded to a housing unit in the jail's public safety building at 10:35 a.m. after a resident was found unresponsive.

The allegations involve a student at a private school in Madison and a now-former teacher there.

Thomas V. Demergian had previously been disciplined by state regulators for state law violations.

Jahmir Smith had a loaded gun in his backpack when he was arrested on a warrant for attempted first-degree intentional homicide, Beloit police said.

A group of teenagers believed to be from the Chicago area broke into a luxury car dealership in Waukesha and drove off with nine vehicles, police said.

Madison Edgewood advanced to the March 1 semifinals.

Sophia Bassino was pinned by Fennimore's Rachel Schauer in the semifinals of the WIAA state girls wrestling tournament.

An endless offensive onslaught coupled with strategic defense helped the Vikings' Cole Sarbacker move within one win of his elusive first state title.

Henry Koeppen didn't last long against Amery senior Koy Hopke. Koeppen will attempt to wrestle for third place.

Two Ohio State goals late in the third period sent the Badgers to their first loss of the season when they score first.

The Badgers recruit had state championship expectations, but his run ended early. Here's why "he's everything that we want."

Cruz Lucius and Mathieu De St. Phalle both scored twice and Kyle McClellan earned a shutout for the Badgers.

In a settlement, Assembly officials admit Gableman's office "previously violated the Public Records Retention law by destroying records without following the procedures required" under the law.

The cause of the fire is under investigation and those displaced area being assisted by the American Red Cross.

The mixed precipitation as drivers head home from work or out for the evening may make roads slushy and slippery.

These and hundreds of other problems have been among those solved with the help of the Wisconsin State Journal's reader-assistance column, SOS.

A University police dispatcher used cameras to locate the two who were rescued, police said.