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The NL Central champions fell behind 8-0 in the third inning before pulling off one of the largest comebacks in franchise history. Here's how they avoided being swept at home.

LOS ANGELES — It’s a three-peat for “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice.”

Bus Rapid Transit launched in Madison on Sunday, in part to work out any technical difficulties for Monday.

State Journal columnist Jim Polzin found plenty to praise in Green Bay's road win over Tennessee.

Green Bay excelled for a second straight game without starting quarterback Jordan Love. Here are columnist Jim Polzin's initial impressions.

Green Bay has now won two in a row with backup quarterback Malik Willis, who had a chance to deliver some payback Sunday to the team that drafted him.

Love looked good testing out his injured knee on the field at Nissan Stadium before kickoff Sunday. Here's how Green Bay plans to approach the quarterback position in Tennessee.

Winning line from reader beats more than 90 entries.

Game Haven held its grand opening on Sept. 7.

Depending on the location, Dane County has already seen between 1.5 and 3 inches of rain, according to the National Weather Service.

Tips for your flowers, trees and shrubs.

$22 million referendum justified, given rapid growth, inflation, GOP scorn

Beer sales and limited concession options have led to crowded causeways at Camp Randall. As Madison prepares to launch its new faster Bus Rapid Transit system today, I bet Badgers fans are wishing there was a new high speed option…

Have you ever put SPAM in a blender? Don't. The resulting scent is something Hannibal Lecter himself would balk at.

The record for the number of people dancing to a polka falls at Cheese Days in Monroe.

The benefits for making that decision sooner, rather than later, are plentiful.

Luke Fickell and his Badgers football team return to game action this upcoming weekend against one of the Big Ten's newest schools.

With Green Bay quarterback Jordan Love still questionable, running back Josh Jacobs is ready to continue taking on the 'workhorse' role against the Titans.

I applaud Madison city officials for their outstanding work on behalf of cycling and pedestrian safety on the Far West Side.

Ledell Zellers of Madison quietly announced Sept. 9 that she was ending an extraordinary record of civic service that goes back decades.