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Burke has defended his actions as being of service to the church and the papacy, saying it was his obligation to uphold church teaching and correct errors.

This year, hunters were met with warm temperatures and a lack of snow on opening weekend.

The investigation is ongoing and no arrests have been made.

A pair of Wisconsin football defenders earned recognition from the Big Ten Conference after helping the Badgers finish the regular season 7-5.

Charging by how much electricity vehicles use, not how long they take to recharge, could open the state up to more than $78 million in federal EV infrastructure grants.

Gardeners use the USDA map to guide what they plant and when because it indicates the average extreme minimum temperature in a given area.

"(Pell Pathway) allowed me to be a lot more ambitious, because I don't feel limited by financial burdens or having to work to sustain myself," freshman Enson Zheng said.

Voters' distaste of the presidential frontrunners has led to a rising number of third-party candidates that some say have the potential to spoil the race for Trump or Biden.

On a daily basis, car campers face challenges of keeping vehicles warm, gas, repair, accessing food, water, bathrooms, privacy and safety, officials said.

A driver was headed south on Gammon Road when he hit a tree and a utility box, returned to the road, and nearly struck two other vehicles, Madison police said.

Empty Stocking Club relies on donors to ensure that every child get a major toy this holiday season.

The driver, Ralph E. Cone. 54, did standardized field sobriety tests and was arrested for his sixth offense of operating while intoxicated, Janesville police said.

The Badgers want to "be the most aggressive frontcourt in the Big Ten," and Steven Crowl is using messages ingrained in his memory through a strong stretch of play.

Ninety people are expected to lose their jobs when a manufacturing plant with a long history in the city of Tomah closes early next year.

The Wisconsin volleyball team earned a weekly Big Ten honor after the Badgers handed Nebraska its first loss of the season last week.

There has been movement in other states in favor of allowing the practice.

The senior has played at least 12 minutes in five of six games for the Badgers so far this season.

Schimel's entrance to the race marks the first conservative push to flip the balance of the Wisconsin Supreme Court, which has had a liberal majority since August.

The impact freshman earns his first conference honor after helping the Badgers win the Fort Myers Tip-Off tournament last week.

Officials with the city of Madison, the state, UW-Madison and other groups condemned the march.