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The Badgers cruised in their unofficial opener to the 2023-24 season.

Milwaukee fell behind by a big margin in the first quarter and never recovered in Toronto.

Unlawful attacks and systematic repression that have mired the region for decades will continue, so long as human rights and accountability are disregarded

Darlington police are seeking first degree sexual assault charges for Lopez-Murillo.

Bob Knight was one of the most successful college men's basketball coaches in history, but his legacy is complicated by his outbursts, run-ins and inability to control his temper.

Packers general manager Brian Gutekunst admitted he didn't want to trade cornerback Rasul Douglas.

Packers general manager Brian Gutekunst said he's seen positives and negatives from quarterback Jordan Love.

A multi-mortar firework was ignited, which set off other mortars and caused holes in the ceiling.

Open administrative conferences give the public insight into the work of the court and the basis for its decisions on rules petitions

The forward was a four-star recruit and consensus top-125 prospect prior to enrolling this summer.

Currently, individuals experiencing a mental health emergency are taken to the state's mental health hospital near Oshkosh, oftentimes hours away from their home and family.

Federal Reserve proposal requiring more capital would undermine the progress Biden administration has made

An injury cost Anna Mott her sophomore season and she failed to make the team as a junior. She's a starter on the state-bound Warriors in her lone varsity season.

The upcoming Black Arts Matter festival is set to bring in a renowned R&B group and celebrate Black art.

BadgerExtra columnist Jim Polzin answers questions from readers in his weekly mailbag.

The two-vehicle crash happened about 5:15 p.m. Tuesday at John Nolen Drive and East Lakeside Street and left one driver pinned in their vehicle, authorities said.

It’s always admirable to see someone coming from a disadvantaged background and attaining professional or educational success that was unexpected, given their unprivileged history.

The Badgers look to stay competitive in the Big Ten West race. Here's how to follow the action and more.

Today’s column greets another wonderful month of sharing more delicious memories with you, my readers, that began a somewhat long time ago when I grew up on Talmadge Street and catching the bus in front of Loftsgordon Lumber Company on…

BadgerExtra reporters Colten Bartholomew and Jake Kocorowski recap the Badgers’ loss to Ohio State before breaking down what to watch against Indiana on Saturday.