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Wisconsin's law is "just 'marriage lite'" and discriminates against heterosexual couples, Rep. Jeremy Thiesfeldt said Friday.

The U.S. Supreme Court rescued Obamacare from a conservative attack for the second time in three years on Thursday, prompting Justice Antonin Scalia to rename the law “ScotusCare.” He was just…

Walker said the ruling legalizing gay marriage is "judicial activism."

By agreeing to put new trade agreements on a fast track, Congress accomplished something far greater than critics of the legislation acknowledge. Since the last fast-track law expired in 2007,…

In a landmark ruling Friday, the nation's highest court said same-sex couples have a constitutional right to marriage.

The small town has a long brewing history, but Potosi's present and future lie in adventurous, forward-looking beers as well as tradition.

Justice Michael Gableman, who is part of the four-justice conservative majority on the state's highest court, filed his request to reconsider the case of Kelly Rindfleisch on Thursday.

The summer series has become a regular part of the city's music calendar. 

Ald. David Ahrens also files complaint that Downtown Madison, Inc. president Susan Schmitz has lobbeyed city but failed to register as a lobbyist.

The governor’s economic development agency has repeatedly failed to protect public money.

Democratic presidential candidate and U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders is coming to Wisconsin to host a town hall meeting in Madison.

Some estimates find the stroke rate has declined 70 percent because doctors are aggressively treating high blood pressure.

On humanity’s irrational fear spectrum, animals performing targeted attacks on us isn’t at the top of the terrified-it-will-happen end of the range, but it’s probably close. Likely it falls so…

Let’s Eat Out!, an organization dedicated to bringing food carts in Madison to locations beyond Downtown, sponsors a Summer Concert Series from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday at Burr Jones Field, 18…

David "The Bullet" Smith expects to make a splash Saturday when he rockets into Lake Monona.

A liability dispute between the town of Middleton and landowners could prevent a large land donation to the Ice Age Trail.

"Finders Keepers" by Stephen King tops this week's fiction list.

KENOSHA — Josh Serio had his only so-so outing of the Northwoods League season the previous time he started against the Madison Mallards.

Already stacked at the UW standout's forward position, Milwaukee needed to add some shooting ability, which the young guard from UNLV ought to provide.

The senior center goes No. 9 to Charlotte, while the junior forward lands in Houston at No. 18.