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The right-hander threw eight scoreless innings as Milwaukee overwhelmed Pittsburgh on Wednesday night in Milwaukee.

Its last day will be for dinner on July 27, following Restaurant Week, according to a post on Instagram and Facebook.

“We will demand justice every day this week, every day next week and every day after that,” attorney Benjamin Crump said.

It's unclear if the victims will see any of the money because the school district has been dismissed from the case.

"We tried to unravel this but it was so immense," the business owner told a judge Wednesday in federal court.

She is one of four people who have pleaded guilty in the scheme.

The Red Cross is assisting residents displaced by the fire, which did nearly $1.9 million in damage to the Surrey Ridge Apartments on Monday.

Fans can get an early glimpse of the Badgers next month in Platteville, but they'll need to plan ahead.

Two Badgers veteran secondary players were rated among the top 100 players in the highly anticipated relaunch of the popular video game franchise.

Authorities were called just before 10 p.m. Tuesday to the pond near the intersection of Highway 61 and Highway T in the town of Marion.

A Randolph native and former Badgers player is returning to fill a role he held in the NBA after his playing career.

Multiple Madison area police agencies have cases involving the vehicle.

No injuries were reported and the vehicle, which sustained flat tires, belonged to the man’s mother, police said.

The 17-year-old driver was ticketed for failure to obey traffic officer, operate without a drivers license, speeding 20+ mph, and operate without insurance, police said.

The Fond du Lac County community is expecting an uptick in visitors during the Republican National Convention due to the city's place in history regarding the GOP.

The death of Dvontaye Mitchell has drawn comparisons to the murder of George Floyd, a Black man killed in 2020 after a white police officer in Minneapolis knelt on his neck.

There was the opportunity to leave after a sensational sophomore season. She instead decided there still was work remaining at a place she loves.

This is part of a series examining Wisconsin high school records that are unlikely to be broken. We look at the quarterback who threw the most touchdown passes in a season.

Wisconsin State Journal cartoonist Phil Hands pegged Madison neighborhoods as NIMBYs who share a "fear of change" with those on the far right, in his June 23 editorial cartoon.

I would encourage all Americans, especially those who plan on voting in November for the next president of the United States, to acquaint themselves with the Heritage Foundation Project 2025.