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A proposal for a center to reduce harm among drug users, and a study of a potential drug consumption site, involve money from the county's opioid settlement funds.

The third-year defensive tackle said he's ready for a "monster leap" after his first two seasons in Green Bay. Here's why the Georgia product feels his time has come.

Injuries run rampant as the highest level of baseball tries to throw harder and harder. Verona's star throws harder than some pros. Why he and others take measured approaches.

BadgerExtra columnist Jim Polzin answers a question from a reader in his mailbag.

The former Brewers manager predicted an "interesting day" in his return to American Family Field. He got that — and a loss — in a game against his former club.

The former Brewers manager, who moved on to the Cubs in the offseason, was booed by the sellout crowd Monday.

Here's who will represent the Badgers as they look to add to their success from the Big Ten championships.

The Badgers senior fell short of the final round of the National Championship after reaching new heights in his career.

The victims included two Sun Prairie teens, ages 19 and 17; a 16-year-old Madison boy; and an 18-year-old woman.

FOND DU LAC — A Wisconsin judge has sentenced a man to 18 years in prison in connection with a 2016 firebombing incident.

The Rise of Icarus opened at Mt. Olympus Water and Theme Park in Wisconsin Dells on Saturday.

Five unnamed people are displaced from their home after an electrical fire early Sunday morning caused $150,000 worth of damage to their two-flat apartment building on Madison's Near West Side.

If there’s a common trait among effective entrepreneurs, it’s their tendency to follow unique paths to success.

As of Friday, it's been six business days, and still no coffee maker.

This State Journal editorial ran on May 27, 1874, 10 months before the Civil Rights Act of 1875 became law, guaranteeing to all people, regardless of race, access to theaters, schools, churches, cemeteries and jury service:

The National Weather Service will be surveying the area to determine if it was a tornado.

"It's less of speller versus speller and rather individual speller versus the dictionary," said Aiden Wijeyakulasuriya, one of two spellers representing Wisconsin at the Scripps National Spelling Bee.

There is competition for second-year kicker Anders Carlson, who believes he found the issue of his missed field goals.

Teams have invested hundreds of dollars in electronic communication devices in an effort to provide smoother communication and avoid sign stealing. Here's why teams use it and others haven't.

Perhaps no other major holiday suffers such a Jeckyl and Hyde split, and there are really good scientific reasons that underlie this duality.