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Nearly a kilo of cocaine was found, police said.

Pat Murphy has managed a waive of rookies mixed with veterans and injuries, yet the Brewers are still in first place. The owner is pleased with his Craig Counsell replacement.

Crypto investment may make us ‘greater fools’

The senior Harvard commit played wait-and-see before making her move to become Mount Horeb's first mile state champion in more than 25 years.

"We're working at least into next week before we start returning to normal operations," city forester Ian Brown said.

Regent Robert "Bob" Atwell, a Gov. Scott Walker-appointee, has said he doesn’t plan to step down despite his term's expiration.

The former Badgers coach will serve a key role in the NCAA's men's basketball oversight.

People tried to wake the man up themselves by blasting their car horn, Madison police said.

The crash happened about 8:10 p.m. Thursday on West Broadway at Monona Drive, Madison police said.

Witnesses reported that the girl was crossing the street in a crosswalk when a minivan traveling south on Pleasant Street failed to yield to the pedestrian and hit her.

Wisconsin will spend $50 million to signal to entrepreneurs that the state wants them to set up shop here, Gov. Tony Evers has announced.

The vacancy rate among prosecutors and public defenders in Wisconsin has been more than halved since significant pay bumps took effect last year.

The new, free online service — soon to be an app — is the brainchild of Monona native Michael Orosz-Fagen.

Judge Juan Merchan set Trump's sentencing for July 11, just days before the Republican National Convention is slated to kick off in Milwaukee.

Learn to knit, celebrate Italy and see the circus with these many local events this weekend.

Changes at the Kohl Center mean some longtime ticket buyers are losing their seating location near the court.

The Wisconsin State Journal editorial board called his comments "tremendous"

Same-sex couples married in Madison in 2014 value their legal rights but wonder if the U.S. Supreme Court might try to overturn gay marriage.

The sixth-year NFL veteran, and 2022 league rushing leader, said his Vegas-to-Titletown transition has helped bring "joy back to the game." Here's why he's excited for the upcoming season.

Our legislative representatives are aging.