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From scoring to rebounding and everything in between, the forward does a little bit of everything. Meet Wildcats senior Maia Ellis.

Wisconsin State Journal reporter and master angler Barry Adams can usually be found on Lake Mendota this time of year. Instead, he's in Lake Mendota.

The Silver Eagles ran away with a blowout conference victory in a meeting of top-5 state-ranked teams. Here's what stood out.

Oscar Fox hangs his stocking for Christmas in this week's Mendota Marsh.

Every time I rip open a lovingly wrapped gift (and plenty of us will be doing a lot of that soon), one thing pops into my mind: trash.

Increases in pay for college coaches and money for schools from TV rights prompt questions about athletes collecting their share.

Badgerland Birding takes issue with Madison Audubon's new name.

Free Bikes Wisconsin has started a pilot program to teach middle schoolers bike mechanics and hopes to help adults gets bikes, too.

An injury to a starter after nonconference success led to the demise of last year's Badgers in Big Ten play. On Friday, there was growth.

It's part of ‘super bright’ future for the second-round pick, who could pass a franchise icon's mark on Sunday.

In a 4-3 ruling, the state's high court ruled that the current maps violate the Wisconsin Constitution's requirement for legislative districts to be contiguous.

Health officials urge vaccination against RSV, flu and COVID-19, and staying home if sick.

The Wisconsin football team added depth and experience to its linebacker corps with the addition of a Northern Iowa linebacker.

The most successful men's basketball coach in Wisconsin history led the Badgers to two Final Fours and won 364 games.

A police dog helped in searching the bowling center after officers found two broken doors, one exterior and one interior, Madison police said.

The crash happened about 9:15 p.m. Thursday when the driver “misread the light signals” at the intersection, Madison police said.

UW Hospital asked a judge to dismiss the case, filed last month by a woman who claims her uterus and breasts were removed as gender-affirming procedures without proper consent.

The project, to be located along Mid Town Road, would include extending South High Point Road and rerouting Raymond Road.

The military has said an airport firefighting contract only shields it from responsibility for future PFAS contamination. The County Board doesn't think the contract clearly says that.