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Between Saturday and another upcoming event, Executive Director Kristie Goforth said she expects to have given away 1,400 bicycles at the nonprofit's Coyier Lane workshop.

Tips for your flowers, plants, trees and shrubs.

The Wisconsin football staff recruits multiple classes at a time. Here's how it's made an impression on two recruits to watch for in the 2026 cycle.

Madison school and city leaders should limit requests, show more prudence

Wisconsin football's defense has turned up the pressure in the backfield this spring compared to last season. See what the Badgers' defensive coordinator had to say after their scrimmage.

Uplands Cheese co-owner Andy Hatch said the publicity for his company was unprecedented. "This kind of exposure for a little producer like us is amazing.”

Former Wisconsin Badgers offensive lineman Tanor Bortolini passed his time with family and friends — and a Rubik's Cube — as he waited for his dream phone call.

A study from Switzerland puts that trope to rest.

General manager Brian Gutekunst used the draft to add 11 more rookies to what had already been the league’s youngest roster last season.

Pay attention to Project 2025, a product of the Heritage Foundation.

It was quite a contrast in-Wednesday's Wisconsin State Journal. First I read the front page State Journal article "Hosting local games envisioned." It was about the new artificial turf being installed at the Duck Pond in Madison for the upcoming…

Israel conducts mass killing in Gaza financed and armed by the United States -- and folks can’t complain? If you are attending one our “elite” universities, you'd better shut up.

About 10,000 students clogged an artery in the heart of Downtown on Saturday, marking 55 years of the Mifflin Street Block Party.

One night after losing in extra innings, New York won in a rout Saturday night in Milwaukee.

The forward was a fan favorite upon arrival, but never saw the court during his Badgers career. Here’s how his decision impacts Wisconsin.

Here's a look at the former Wisconsin football players who didn't hear their name called in the NFL draft this weekend, but signed with teams on Saturday.

Green Bay's final selection was a second-team All-American as a sophomore. Here's the Packers' selection

It was a busy weekend on campus, which included the Wisconsin football program scrimmaging just outside Camp Randall Stadium. Here were the highlights.

General manager Brian Gutekunst wanted to get back to adding competition to the position. Here's the Packers' selection.

After using two other sixth-rounders as trade capital, Green Bay chose a second offensive lineman. Here's the Packers' selection.