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Cooks' Exchange: An old pilot's favorite and more tasty treats
In honor of the 75th anniversary, the roots and heritage of the 115th Fighter Wing were proudly celebrated Sept. 9, in remembrance of January 1, 1947, when the first personnel were assigned to build a unit at Truax Field.
Ep. 61 BadgerExtra podcast: Can Wisconsin extend winning streak at Purdue?
BadgerExtra reporters Colten Bartholomew and Jake Kocorowski break down the Badgers’ matchup with Purdue.
Hands on Wisconsin: Who's at bat? Robin Vos and Tony Evers bicker over who gets to save the Brewers
Gov. Tony Evers and Robin Vos argue over who gets to save the Brewers in the latest cartoon from Phil Hands.
A Wisconsin men's basketball commit put this 4-star on the Badgers' radar
The 2025 class has plenty of talent in Wisconsin and the Badgers had help in finding a wing.
Here's how to give your input on new homeless shelter as Madison, Dane County refine vision
"I think it's a much-improved concept," said Ald. Amani Latimer Burris, who represents the site. "It shouldn't look like a prison."
Here's who's been nominated to fill 3 Dane County Board vacancies
The appointees include a labor organizer, Verona's City Council president and a former county supervisor.
Robin Vos: UW has to either cut DEI or sacrifice pay raises
"I don’t think that they deserve to have any more resources until they accomplish the goal,” Vos told WisPolitics.
Frank Tuerkheimer, UW law professor, Watergate prosecutor and U.S. attorney, dies at 84
In later years, Tuerkheimer became a writer and speaker on the Holocaust, co-writing a book titled "The Forgotten Trials of the Holocaust" that was published in 2014.
Packers running back AJ Dillon has big goal after slow start
Green Bay running back AJ Dillon knows he has to improve after averaging 2.6 yards per carry with no touchdowns in his first two games.
The greater meaning behind Wisconsin football's most interesting name
A Badgers linebacker has made a name for himself with his play over the past two years. Now learn about where his unique name comes from.
Man charged with first-degree intentional homicide for North Side killing
Calutan Jefferson was arrested on the homicide charge last week after appearing in court for an unrelated misdemeanor.
Florida man arrested in Grant County stabbing
Deputies determined that the victim and another man, both from Orlando, Florida had been in an argument, leading to the stabbing.
Donald Trump turned Republicans into the RINO party -- Mark Stauffer
One of former President Donald Trump’s favorite insults (among the many in his arsenal of vitriol) is to call any Republican who refuses to worship his presence or laud his latest blather a RINO, meaning a "Republican in name only."
United Way kicks off $18.1 million Community Campaign at Breese Stevens Field
On Monday, hundreds of volunteers and community members came together to kick off the United Way's annual Community Campaign.
Film study: How a Wisconsin quick pass turned into a big gain
The Wisconsin football film study looks at a Badgers passing play for a big gain and a Georgia Southern running play that could give the defense fits this season.
Hands on Wisconsin: Hunter Biden's gun charge causes bipartisan hypocrisy
President Joe Biden's son, Hunter, has been indicted on federal firearms charges. He is accused of lying about his drug use when he filled out a form to purchase a gun in 2018.
Columbia County man charged with killing partner held on $1 million cash bail
Larry Manthe, 79, is charged with first-degree intentional homicide with domestic abuse and use of a dangerous weapon modifiers in the death of Alice Langer, 76.
Portage school district grapples with nationwide teacher shortage
"It never was a problem 15 years ago when you had 200 applicants for one position, we’re lucky now if we get five?”
Week 5 Madison/WiscNews high school football rankings
See where area teams stand in the fifth edition of the Madison/WiscNews high school football rankings.
High construction bids threaten Madison Public Market
The $20.8 million Madison Public Market has hit a significant financial snag that could require the city to deliver more funding or even stall or kill the project.