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I failed my class, but it's because the teacher is conflicted and corrupt.

A Greater Madison Chamber of Commerce official suggested in a recent State Journal article that limiting the density of alcohol outlets in Madison is a "solution in search of a problem." But substantial evidence points to the real and pressing…

I would like to publicly thank the dedicated workers of the city of Madison for their extraordinary efforts in cleaning up the debris left by the severe storms we recently experienced here.

The right-hander allowed one run in seven innings, and the Brewers offense hit two home runs Monday against Toronto.

The senior ace got it down on the mound and at the plate to continue the rich history of Cardinals baseball for another game.

New legislative maps could bring Wisconsin some of the closest Assembly and Senate races the state has seen in a while.

The same Democrat who led the Wisconsin Elections Commission during the contested 2020 presidential election will be back in the helm in the swing state this year.

The Democratic Party of Wisconsin has put more than 120 candidates — the most by the party since 2011 — into 97 of the state Assembly's 99 races this fall.

New maps signed into law earlier this year by Democratic Gov. Tony Evers drew incumbent lawmakers into the same district in 15 Assembly districts and six Senate districts.

Madison police say an estimated 250 people — including high school students — were on a Downtown rooftop when a shooting there injured at least 12 people.

With lawmakers across Wisconsin drawn into new legislative districts, more than a dozen elected officials have opted out of running again this fall.

Badgers coach Greg Gard alluded to an increased emphasis on international recruiting, and that paid off with new signee Monday.

The Badgers went into the Circle City to add a target for the Air Raid offense. Here's what we know.

A cancer research program for students underrepresented in the medical field is being offered for college students for the first time.

The driver and a passenger who had a warrant out for their arrest were arrested and jailed, while the other passenger was released, Monona police said.

The UTV driver, Jamie L. Hille, 50, of Mineral Point, faces a tentative charge of OWI (first offense) causing bodily injury.

Next year's election will determine whether liberals maintain their narrow majority on the state Supreme Court.

If both measures are approved by voters, that means tax bills for residents will increase.

Climate change is projected to bring more rain and stronger storms to Madison. The city is already feeling its effects.

KCG Companies is slowly building a rare collective with nonprofits and public entities to improve the quality of life and safety for residents at the Meadowlands.