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In choosing the Vols over Wisconsin, Michigan and Iowa State, Poteat wanted to give himself the best opportunity to succeed.

Milwaukee got younger in the backcourt by selecting a 19-year-old with the 23rd choice in Wednesday night's NBA draft.

The Eagles reached the WIAA Division 2 state tournament in three of the past four seasons under Drew Kornish's direction.

Bullet casings among items found

The Badgers football program found its kicker of the future within its state borders. Here's what to know about the five-star specialist and defending state champion.

Jake Bauers and Jackson Chourio combined for a franchise first before Andruw Monasterio delivered the walk-off victory Wednesday. Here's how Milwaukee closed its three-game series with the World Series champs.

Chief Justice Annette Kingsland Ziegler, said she has contacted law enforcement to request an investigation into the leaked order.

You can fish, play baseball and — now — surf the web at Middleton's largest park.

The guard, 49, sustained a head injury when a 16-year-old inmate assaulted him, causing the guard's head to hit concrete, according to Department of Corrections spokesperson Beth Hardtke.

In 2022, Ancestral made American Express' "One to Watch" list of the 50 best restaurants in the world.

Wednesday's poll continues to underscore an overall lack of enthusiasm among Wisconsin voters heading toward November, particularly Democratic voters.

While Apple Grove Lutheran Church repairs are covered by insurance, the cemetery suffered about $30,000 in damage to nearly 100 headstones and markers, according to the church.

Events are scheduled from Saturday through July 9.

MGE officials responded to the scene around 9 a.m. and turned off the gas, according to MGE spokesperson Steve Schultz.

Handy place to eat when you're on State Street with lots of good, healthy choices — and some indulgent ones.

"The members of the Dodge County Sheriff’s Office will not tolerate such reckless regard for the law and human life," Schmidt wrote.

Whether it's devastating tornadoes, frequent thunderstorms, destructive flooding or searing heat waves, it's clear Wisconsin's climate ain't what it used to be.

The forecast for Wednesday looks promising — but will the Capitol lawn be soggy?

On the Lutz Family Farm, berry-picking season arrived more than a week early this year, all because of the heavy rainfall that the Dane County region received this spring.

This is the second in a series examining Wisconsin high school records that are unlikely to be broken. We look at the boys basketball single-game scoring record.