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How to tune in as the Badgers host their fifth straight home game to start the season.

Food and beverage manufacturer Kraft Heinz says it no longer is serving the Lunchables meals it created for U.S. schools.

The Badgers return to action after a shocking upset to an easier matchup in its fifth straight home game to start the season. What to know about the Vaqueros.

Tips for your flowers, trees and shrubs.

The battle for the Freedom Trophy will clinch bowl eligibility for either the Badgers or Huskers. Here's what to know about Nebraska.

Political campaigns highlight sharp differences between candidates and parties.

Politically, Wisconsin is about as divided as a state can get. The last three presidential elections have all been decided by less than 30,000 votes. Nearly half of Wisconsin voters are Republicans, and nearly half are Democrats. But while we…

For about $30, there's help available — drug-free.

Empty Stocking Club’s goal is to make sure every child experiences the joy of receiving a toy at Christmas. But this group doesn’t do it alone.

The Badgers folded down the stretch against No. 1 Oregon, a continuing theme for a team that has been outscored 59-7 in the fourth quarter of its five defeats.

The Badgers defense held Oregon well below its averages at Camp Randall Stadium. Here's how they did it.

Since the election, a flurry of opinion pieces have told us what Vice President Kamala Harris' campaign got wrong. Many of these opinions, such as Lynn Schmidt’s column in last Sunday's State Journal, "Harris blew it long before the election,"…

Now that the election is over, how can we pull our country back together? One answer is to pursue policies most Americans agree with and that actually help people, regardless of party. YouGov.com recently asked people about policies proposed by…

Eric Hovde is raising questions about the validity of the vote in Milwaukee after he narrowly lost to U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D-Madison.

The Polish Film Festival on the UW-Madison campus screened a historical dramatization last week, "The Scarborn (Kos)," that is relevant to our current policy toward Ukraine.

Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul swore an oath to uphold the Constitution and the laws of the U.S. and Wisconsin.

Thank you, Vice President Kamala Harris.

A fun fact about democracies: There is always an upcoming election.