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Hoskins, who entered the game hitless in his last 21 at-bats, put Milwaukee in front with a three-run blast in the second before delivering some insurance in the ninth inning.

The deals require the approval of a federal bankruptcy judge. The next hearing in U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Texas is scheduled for Sept. 3.

The senior quarterback and the Vikings' deep pool of weapons came to life in the second half to beat the rival Panthers.

The final countdown for the 53-man roster is 3 p.m. Tuesday. Here's who are believed to be solid locks, as well as those who's professional futures are to be determined.

The return of high school football brings a live scoreboard with all of the Madison area's scores as they happen. Check out the latest scores and results here.

The fire was quickly extinguished with no injuries.

Radical Walz is hardly a Midwestern moderate

The gecko's owners were concerned that the creature wouldn't survive the drop in temperature overnight.

The Norskies face a near-impossible task of finding a new opponent after Reedsburg canceled its first two games. Here's what we know.

Madison police officers were sent after a caller reported what sounded like a gunshot in the area of Rethke Terrace and Webb Avenue about 12:30 p.m. Thursday.

The high has hit 90 or higher just four times this year in Madison, with 92 the highest, according to National Weather Service records.

No information was provided on the manner or cause of death.

At about 4:40 a.m. Thursday, a 911 caller reported a single-vehicle crash into a ditch off the 700 block of Highway Z in the town of Monroe, authorities said.

The series has been expanded this time to 22 events over 11 weeks.

Geek out on crafts, hit a festival or learn a new multicultural skill.

The State Patrol said many aerial enforcement missions are announced publicly to reinforce its goal to improve safety through voluntary compliance.

Board members on Thursday unanimously approved a resolution to secure a $7 million operating loan so the district can continue to run during the 2024-25 school year.

WAUPUN -- The Wisconsin State Journal editorial board is wrong to call for the closure of Waupun and Green Bay correctional institutions because the buildings are old and that’s causing staffing issues and problems.

This State Journal editorial ran on Aug. 23, 1974: