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Wisconsin led the nation in the percentage of fatal crashes involving wrong-way drivers from 2013 to 2022. Here's what's driving the problem.

"I think that people in the district, in McFarland are open to a referendum on a smaller scale," McFarland parent Matthew Schultz said.

Green Bay loaded up at the position with young talent last season, and struck gold. Here's how they may use a pick this season on a receiver.

ConnectRx Wisconsin screens pregnant women for socioeconomic needs — such as housing, food, transportation, mental health and employment — and links them with nonprofits that provide related services.

A look at some young and new players trying to find their groove at Wisconsin spring practices.

Watch what Wisconsin's coach had to say about the quarterback competition, the transfer portal and updates on two Badgers.

Here are five standout performances from the last week by boys track and field athletes.

Here are five standout performances from the last week by boys track and field athletes.

Every year at this time municipalities have their community garage sales.

A Phil Hands political cartoon in Saturday's Wisconsin State Journal defined Donald Trump perfectly.

Much like Nero and Rome centuries ago, while Universities of Wisconsin schools have been burning, UW system President Jay Rothman has been fiddling.

The Padres got great starting pitching that allowed them to take an early lead as the Brewers' hot start is cooling off.

Six other players from the Big Ten also will participate in the tournament.

It was a season of inconsistency for the former Wisconsin men's hockey national champ, who saw his time in Buffalo come to an end with a 122-125-27 record.

The data comes from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, part of the U.S. Department of Transportation.

Florida, Arizona and Iowa are among states noted for actions against wrong-way driving. A new handbook offers tips for Wisconsin and other states.

Wisconsin is the only state where a first offense for drunken driving is a civil infraction, not a crime, and can’t land a person in jail.

Miles is among the longest-serving board members, having joined the board in 2006.

Recent election results were split for school districts seeking voter approval for spending. The votes themselves are nothing new. School districts in Wisconsin have a longstanding habit of putting referendums before voters every couple years.

Jakira T. Anderson claims she was afraid of the man who had tried to remove her from the business after hours of arguing over her car.