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The veteran cornerback is working in an overhauled defensive system with new coaches and a new teammate in the secondary,

If the court were to overturn a ruling that all but eliminated absentee ballot drop boxes it could impact what is expected to be another razor-thin presidential race in Wisconsin.

The Badgers had a rocky start to the spring recruiting calendar but rebounded. Here's where things stand before an important month ahead.

The Madison resident was three shots off the winning score set by Doug Barron on Sunday in Birmingham, Alabama.

Superstitions come in a variety of forms as each athlete takes a personal approach to remaining calm. Here are seven athletes that have a routine or object to help them.

Milwaukee was aiming for a four-game sweep of its NL Central rival on Sunday afternoon. Here's how the game played out.

From gold on the men's side to an impressive medals haul by a united women's team, here's how the Badgers performed.

Witnesses initially told authorities that the mobility scooter driver was traveling northbound on O'Keeffe Avenue before the collision, said Michael Steffes, Sun Prairie Police Department chief of police.

Finding the right financial help can lead to the completion of a long-dreamed-of degree.

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Shortly after 3 a.m. Saturday, multiple gunshots and vehicles fleeing were reported near the 200 block of North Thompson Drive, Madison police said.

Powerful storms and tornadoes are wreaking havoc across the country. Our oceans are rising and every year we seem to set a new record for higher temperatures. Still too many of us are ignoring the warning signs of a changing…

Green Bay's All-Pro return man and nickelback said his mother did everything. She was there for everything. She sacrificed everything. Here's how her dedication helped get him to the NFL.

I know that Americans love salt, but it's everywhere. And it's overboard.

Jay Gust, is a motorcycle-loving Vietnam veteran who invented state-of-the-art prototypes for Oscar Meyer and has four patents to prove it.

The interviews disabused students of preconceived ideas about a veterans’ experiences, some said.

The American economy is a Ponzi scheme. In 1965 Congress tried to finesse the laws of economics by enacting a set of entitlements called the Great Society. This program was based on unrealistic economic assumptions that could not all be…

The construction of bus islands in the middle of Mineral Point Road in Madison with grant money from a bankrupt federal government will prove itself a fat mistake.

In his column in last Sunday's State Journal, "Evers misses chance to help police officers," Sen. Rob Hutton, R-Brookfield, lamented that Gov. Tony Evers vetoed a bill that would have given more protections to police officers.

The article in last Wednesday's Wisconsin State Journal "Panel orders audit of DEI" described how Republicans lawmakers are launching an audit of diversity, equity and inclusion efforts in Wisconsin agencies and the Universities of Wisconsin System.