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College football fans have waited months for the sport to return, but Luke Fickell believes Week 1 is the longest week of the year for his University of Wisconsin football program.

Strange earlier this month filed a complaint with the Wisconsin Elections Commission seeking to remove Stein from Wisconsin's November ballot.

Trump and Harris appear locked in a neck-and-neck race in the battleground state, according to a recent Marquette Law School Poll.

Sheriff's Office detectives and the Medical Examiner's Office are investigating the death.

The Badgers released their depth chart ahead of Friday's season opener against Western Michigan. There were a few surprises.

Madison School & Community Recreation canceled one outdoor fitness class and one softball game scheduled for Monday evening, spokesperson Nicole Graper said. Pontoon rides on Lake Monona are also postponed.

The restaurant has the same owner as Lucille and is run by Rule No. One Hospitality Group, which also operates Merchant and had Amara at Hilldale until it closed last month.

The pedestrian sustained “significant” injuries and the 16-year-old female driver was cited for failure to yield to pedestrian in crosswalk, Chief Shon Barnes said.

NOAA works with NASA to produce the sophisticated data in real time.

Even as the dawn of a new season approaches, Kelly Sheffield already has experienced one of his annual highlights.

Deputies responding to the crash in the town of Palmyra abut 6:40 p.m. Saturday found the crashed motorcycle and a man face down a short distance away.

The crash happened on private property in a wooded area on Wilson Road in the town of Dodgeville, the Iowa County Sheriff's Office said.

Chris and Lori's lasting legacy has left its crumbs on the hearts of all who stood in line for their sconuts.

No one was injured in the crash.

Take a test to see how much inner voice you have. A UW researcher is studying the effects of differences in levels of inner speech.

The person was able to follow them and saw the attackers go into a nearby apartment and their information helped officer identify two of the suspects.

The damage was isolated to one apartment and after the fire was put out, the residents of the other seven units were able to return to their apartments, authorities said.

All occupants of the duplex and a dog escaped safely, and no injuries were reported.

The Badgers showcased some of their abilities during an exhibition. They're set for a top-6 match on the road.

The group will meet monthly starting in the fall to talk about journalism and the Madison area.