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Green Bay shipped a pair of Day 3 picks to New York on Saturday to move up in the fourth round of the NFL Draft. Here's the Packers' selection.

Kewaunee native Tanor Bortolini will be blocking for a former Wisconsin running back when he arrives in the NFL.

Eight potential sites have been identified for Amtrak service to the city.

Oscar Fox is excited about a pedestrian mall on State Street, but Lewis Crane doesn't like theme in this week's Mendota Marsh.

Last year's state runner-up is headed to a consistent qualifier for the NCAA Tournament. He's eyeing one last run at gold before elevating his game, though.

Krueger helped found the National Association of Women Judges and helped draft Wisconsin's first juvenile justice code.

At 25,000 square feet, the new building has a striking façade in earthy coppers and terracotta shades, a color scheme that is carried indoors.

The Badgers have lost seven players to the transfer portal and are down three starters from a season ago. Here's what they need to add.

Green Bay general manager Brian Gutekunst was pleased with five picks and a trade through the first three rounds of the NFL Draft. Here's why.

Joey Ortiz's RBI single wins it for the Brewers against the visiting Yankees.

The Packers selected a running back and a linebacker in the third round.

Javon Bullard has proven to be a versatile playmaker in Georgia's secondary.

A second former reserve post player in as many days announced where she'll play next year. Here's what we know.

A 2023 first-team All-American will fill a vital role in the defense's new 4-3 scheme.

The Bucks fought all the way back from a 19-point first-half deficit against the Pacers.

Packers general manager Brian Gutekunst trades the team's first selection on Day 2 of the NFL Draft.

The Badgers addressed another area of need Friday by adding a former Duquesne long-range scoring threat to its backcourt.

A criminal complaint states a man told the Eric Hovde campaign for U.S. Senate that their building "might blow up."

A second phase in the trial begins Monday to determine whether Marshawn Giles was insane at the time.

The infected person lives in Dane County and works in Rock County. Health officials are working to identify and notify people who may have been exposed.