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Construction on the new Black Hawk Bridge is likely the reason for the old bridge's movement, which triggered a shutdown for repairs.

Profiles of candidates vying for public office in April.

The French exchange student is attending Kettle Moraine, but his mother hadn't seen him play all season until the WIAA Division 1 state semifinal Friday. Here's how she got there.

Lodi's Theo Traeder scored 16 points in the first round of Saturday's WIAA 3-point competition at the Kohl Center.

The Badgers have a loaded injury report heading into a Big Ten tournament semifinal matchup with No. 1-seed Purdue.

Other cities participating include Philadelphia, Cleveland and New Orleans. The goal is to have 100 cities participating by 2025.

BadgerExtra attended Badgers signee Daniel Freitag-led Breck High School's 87-61 section semifinal win over Blake. Here's what stood out about Freitag's game.

The truck was westbound on Beryl Drive at high speed when it failed to negotiate a curve, left the road and rolled several times, ejecting the driver, authorities said.

Funded with $500,000 from a UW endowment, the program, which aims to diversify the department, would hire four interns over two years to work and attend school.

The crash happened about 6:20 p.m. Friday at Lien Road at Parkside Drive, Madison police said.

Some residents close to the Near West Side school vigorously opposed the new lights over noise concerns and increased traffic from weekend football games.

Oscar Fox and Lewis Crane celebrate St. Patrick's Day in this week's Mendota Marsh.

Some issues whose support has fallen largely along party lines, from marijuana to tax cuts, continue facing vetoes or an absence of legislative support.

"This isn't something we take lightly," Commission President Corinda Rainey-Moore told a group of residents Thursday meeting. "We are listening."

The money was good, too, as the prized free agents signed four-year contracts.

The senior has not shot with this frequency from the perimeter all season, but it's a sign of growth for an improving Badgers offense.

Greg Gard didn't know if he could start his star sophomore in October. But the man he called his most-improved player continues to deliver.

It was a scramble to secure a loose ball and led to the state tournament's third game-winning shot, this time to preserve an undefeated season. Here's how it happened.

Assault reported on University Avenue

The Purgolders' successor to 2004 East grad Jeremy Thornton has a long coaching history, including number of stops at the collegiate and high school levels.