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The All-Pro cornerback has missed significant time this season, which plays a part in the team's frustrations this season.

The Badgers have an outside shot at their fifth straight Big Ten title, but a top 4 NCAA Tournament seed is still within reach.

Waunakee's running back and quarterback are following in their fathers' footsteps. They are one win away from a high school football state title.

The Badgers are an impressive 23-2 this season, but they're focused on using their latest loss as a learning opportunity.

A Madison ambulance was damaged when a driver backed into it while EMTs responded to a crash early Thursday morning.

Democrats have argued for decades that the school voucher program is a drain on resources that would otherwise go to public schools.

It was all smiles as former bench coach Pat Murphy was introduced as Craig Counsell's replacement as manager while former Milwaukee second baseman Rickie Weeks was promoted to associate manager.

It will cost $65 million to build the 45 BRT stations for the first phase, which includes money for traffic signals, curb improvements, and utilities.

If temperatures return to the 50s and the ground is in playable conditions, Madison Parks spokesperson Ann Shea says a reopening would be possible, but likely only for Odana Hills.

Evers also criticized Republicans for refusing to send him a measure to give around 35,000 Universities of Wisconsin employees 6% raises over the next two years.

Sonoma Bever was a little-known player until she starred against a club power. She pledged her commitment to play for a perennial NCAA Tournament program.

Police had told the public to avoid the 700 block of State Street for about an hour Tuesday morning after a suspicious package was found.

SHINE Technologies CEO Greg Piefer said the money brings the nuclear fusion tech company closer to profitability.

Mark A. Parks Jr., 21, of Middleton, was taken into custody Thursday morning in Madison, police said.

"We are tackling immediate issues for our students and ensuring a trained workforce for the future," said Sylvia Ramirez, Madison College's chief operating officer.

The high-end chophouse is at 101 N. Hamilton St., once home to the Blue Marlin restaurant. Renovations took about a year.

A village of Rewey home was found filled with garbage, tires, glass, animal feces, and thick layers of cockroaches and flies, the Iowa County Sheriff's Office said.

Timothy Pryor was jailed on tentative charges of two counts of fleeing an officer, obstructing, trespass to land and a warrant through probation and parole, Janesville police said.

The investigation determined that the driver hit an occupied car on Fair Oaks Avenue earlier, Madison police say.

It's a good meal in a big space for a decent price.