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Oddsmakers expect the Badgers to bounce back at home against the Wildcats. Here's how Vegas sees the matchup.

The Badgers only gave up one shot in the championship game, but it was enough for the Hawkeyes to win.

Olson will likely use the tickets to visit family or friends in 2024.

It wasn’t pretty, and it was downright ugly at times, but Green Bay snapped its four-game losing streak on Sunday. Here's what stood out from the win.

School officials from New York to California are scrambling for backup options as a shortage of half-pint milk cartons hits cafeterias across the U.S.

This week's observations include a look into Wisconsin football quarterback Braedyn Locke's struggles with zone-run reads, the receivers' poor blocking and more.

Witty line from Edgerton reader beats more than 50 entries.

Lewis Crane listens to the newest and last Beatles song in this week's Mendota Marsh.

The Badgers open a promising 2023-24 campaign against the Red Wolves.

The Badgers have greater length in their frontcourt and additions will be key to their success.

A Wisconsin native has led the Wildcats to the brink of bowl eligibility after taking over as interim coach before the 2023 season kicked off.

Tips for your flowers, trees and shrubs.

Prisons in Green Bay and Waupun have been on lockdown for months. Staffing shortages have forced the facilities to keep prisoners confined to their cells nearly around the clock.

Dane County should expand Madison’s smart approach to 911 calls

The Badgers can have players in their more appropriate positions to create spacing and defensive versatility.

From late-game rallies to multiple passing touchdowns, there were some impressive performances in the high school football state quarterfinal round. Here are five that stood out.

Factors like the pandemic, tuition fees and a competitive job market have shallowed the applicant pool at UW-Madison's School of Pharmacy by around 15% over the last five years, on par with national pharmacy school applicant numbers, which have seen…

Empty Stocking Club has been helping children since 1918. It makes sure each child has a toy and a book for the holidays.

ReMitts was founded in 2009 and over the last 14 years has raised over $750,000 by recycling wool sweaters into mittens that are sold at area retailers.