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Returning state medalists headline the seven girls cross country runners to watch for this fall.

Green Bay must trim its roster to 53 players by Tuesday afternoon. Competition at two positions is being scrutinized by the front office.

The Athletics scored all of their runs in the fourth inning against Milwaukee starter Frankie Montas in the series finale on Sunday.

The Badgers added their first commitment in the 2026 class, a former 2025 in-state recruit who received his first Division I commitment from Wisconsin.

Many issues are at the forefront of voters’ minds heading into the ballot box this fall. With a huge return on investment, child care is infrastructure affecting everyone.

The Janesville Police Department is investigating after receiving a report early Sunday regarding shots fired at the city of Janesville's Masonic Center.

The National Weather Service has issued an excessive heat warning for the Madison area Monday from 1-8 p.m.

Winning line from reader beats more than 60 entries.

Those who have tickets will be able to use their tickets for the new date.

Demolition of stark Humanities Building will allow rebirth of prime UW block

Wisconsin Badgers fans will be busy this fall following all of Bucky's athletic endeavors including cross country, women's soccer, volleyball and football.

Wisconsin leads the Midwest in rate of deadly encounters with police. That’s a reversal from just a few years ago.

Anybody interested in leasing office or kitchen space at the Black Business Hub can complete a questionnaire on the Urban League website, ulgm.org.

This is a cautionary tale on being too proud.

Rejoice, Badgers fans: It's now Wisconsin football game week. Here's what to know about their first 2024 opponent, which includes a former Verona standout.

Generally speaking, most people enjoy eating. In particular demand these days are leafy green vegetables and fruit.

In his recent column, "Require people to work the polls," former Wisconsin Republican Congressman Scott Klug brought much-needed attention to our current election-related worker problems.

"Let he who is free of sin cast the first stone." These words spoken by Jesus meant that only those who are faultless have the right to pass judgment upon others.

Russia and China have an established history of trying to undermine our country. They are also generally regarded as being among the most powerful countries.

I am reading the book "A Declaration of Dependence" by the late Archbishop Fulton Sheen. It was first published in 1941 by Bruce Publishing Company out of Milwaukee and again by Sophia Institute Press in 2022. I want to share…