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The big man still has an important place in boys basketball. Here are some of the area players to know.

Thomas D. Naughtin, who has five prior OWIs, crashed his vehicle head-on into another vehicle in the town of Moscow just before 11:30 a.m. Dec. 5.

Gov. Tony Evers told the Wisconsin State Journal on Thursday he isn’t holding out hope that legislative Republicans will send him boundaries he will be able to sign.

Four of the past six presidential elections in Wisconsin have been decided by less than a percentage point, making it one of a small number that could go either way.

Assembly Speaker Robin Vos signaled he plans to order "a very comprehensive in-depth audit of all the state agencies" focused on DEI positions.

How to tune in as the Badgers play their final game of a four-game homestand.

Jesse Steinberg said that, after announcing the new restaurant on New Year's Day, they got 5,000 website hits and 600 Facebook followers after one day.

Packers tight end Luke Musgrave has been out since suffering a lacerated kidney against the Chargers in November.

The La Crosse-based chain said 26 new stores were built and 5.6 million guests were served last year.

A former five-star offensive lineman for the Wisconsin football team entered the transfer portal.

Terms of the settlement are confidential. The blast destroyed three homes in Fitchburg and severely damaged several others.

What to know about the visiting Cornhuskers, who enter Saturday's matchup with the Badgers red hot.

I’ve just finished the season of "When, what to my wondering eyes should appear / But a miniature sleigh and eight tiny reindeer."

As medical professionals, we were horrified by the violent attack on Oct. 7 by Hamas on Israeli communities bordering Gaza. The attacks resulted in the death of 1,200 Israelis and the taking of hundreds of Israeli hostages.

With another year since the Jan. 6 insurrection, it is crucial to remember that this was not just a heated protest. It was a direct attack on the very foundation of our democracy. The violent scenes of that day serve…

“Everywhere she goes, she’s very beloved,” said Niko Magallón, crossing guard supervisor for the city of Madison.

The standards describe what students need to know, understand and be able to do. Students will be graded on a scale that ranges from “advanced” to “emerging."

"It's just been a ghost town" at D&S Bait, Tackle & Fly Shop on Madison's North Side.

The Monona City Council in November 2022 removed the requirement that people being pursued must be suspected of having committed a violent felony or about to commit one.

BadgerExtra reporters evaluate three key areas of the Badgers and a changing Big Ten landscape.