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Jonathan Tsipis coached the Badgers for five seasons. He gets a fresh start on the East Coast.

Reynolds' retirement will give Gov. Tony Evers his eighth Dane County judicial appointment.

The effort would mark Biden's second attempt at large-scale loan forgiveness after the U.S. Supreme Court last year overturned the administration's first debt cancellation plan.

Phil Longo addressed reporters for the first time since December. Hot topics included the quarterback competition and running backs. Here's what we learned.

A judge said possessing the gun illegally for protection of a large-scale marijuana business was "a big deal."

Tyler Van Dyke thinks he fits in Phil Longo's offense and has learned plenty of lessons as a three-year starter. Here's why he's looking forward to playing for the Badgers.

Ron Wanek, the founder and chairman of Ashley Furniture Industries, has been inducted into the Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce's Manufacturing Hall of Fame.

No injuries were reported.

Child Protective Services responded and took custody of the children, and the dog was turned over to the Dane County Humane Society, Madison police said.

"What would be called a red-sauce joint, with maybe a little more focus on supper-club style," the new owner said.

Celebrate the UW's 175th anniversary, explore science and much more this weekend.

Kevin H. Brown and Nicole H. Brown, both 39 and from Madison, were taken into custody without incident, Madison police said.

The Wisconsin Medical Society and other doctor groups opposed the bill that would let nurse practitioners and other nurses with advanced degrees work without collaborative agreements with doctors.

Now a few weeks into the girls track and field season, here's what to know about Madison and WiscNews area teams.

With more than 60 events, the university invites everyone to explore, from interactive activities to Babcock's special celebration flavor, 175 S’more Years.

No one is in custody and the motive for the shooting remains under investigation, Beloit police said Friday morning.

The new facility is part of an effort to provide job training and career opportunities, child care and affordable housing resources all under one roof.

Nate Oats grew up in Watertown and began his coaching career in the Division III ranks. His blue-collar approach hasn't wavered over three decades.

While he confirmed that the investigation into the incident had concluded, Pate declined to say whether the driver will face any disciplinary action, citing privacy concerns.

Kendal Harris is awaiting a trial in August for a 2018 homicide in Madison.