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This is part of a series examining Wisconsin high school records that are unlikely to be broken. We look at Katie Drabot's two freestyle girls swimming records.

In February 2022, JD Vance remarked, “I gotta be honest with you, I don’t really care what happens to Ukraine one way or the other.”

The U.S. campaigns have been going on for months, and the political newscasters keep saying we have about 100 days to the election.

Here are some fun facts about Kamala Harris, the Democrats' presumptive presidential nominee:

Before it became headline news, I invited Sen. Melissa Agard, D-Madison, out to my child care center in Cottage Grove to bring to her attention the looming crisis of the Child Care Counts program ending at the federal level.

Why should you support Regina Vidaver for Dane County executive?

Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu recently spent nearly an hour addressing a joint meeting of Congress. He noted the strong relationship of democracies such as the United States and Israel. He said that the attack on Israel by Hamas terrorists…

If you love the United States, use your power of the vote.

The Bravers outfielder snapped out of a prolonged slug while doing so not far from where he starred as a high school player.

The veteran has been running with the No. 1 defense even after Green Bay selected two players in the early rounds of the NFL Draft.

Months if not years in the making, a bipartisan bill in Washington seeks to speed up permitting for new energy infrastructure, which far too often today gets bogged down if not killed by exhausting regulatory processes and lawsuits. Here’s hoping…

The Brewers entered Tuesday four games back of the best record in baseball and made a move they hope will help them down the stretch.

The campaign is a 24-hour, high-visibility enforcement effort involving state, county and local law enforcement agencies, the DOT said in a news release.

U.S. Army Cpl. Robert P. Raess, 21, was reported missing in action on Sept. 1, 1950, near Changnyeong, South Korea.

The Badgers are on a business trip, so to speak, and were allowed to bring certain things with them. Their coach detailed that and more.

The Badgers launched Year 2 of the Luke Fickell era. Each day we'll break down an offensive and defensive star from practice.

The Badgers hit the practice field for the first time. Here's what we learned about development, a worry and more.

"I'm sure that there's some things we could have done differently," owner John McCune said. "I don't think that plant-based is going away anytime soon."

James Stearns of Fond du Lac was found guilty of making terrorist threats by Judge Anthony Nehls and sentenced to seven days in jail, which he had already served.

The checks were presented as issued by a business in Tomah, but were forgeries, Vernon County authorities said.