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The Badgers have a late addition who is a "perfect fit" to their 2024 class and will be on campus in August.

He wanted a refund, Steinhafels to come collect the second failed mattress, and "the financial freedom to conduct my business elsewhere."

The Madison Night Mares scored 19 runs Sunday night to beat the La Crosse Steam in the home opener of the Mares' inaugural Northwoods League season.

A Madison developer is looking to put apartments on a lot Downtown that has sat empty since the previous apartment building there was demolished years ago.

Spain artisans are meticulously and methodically working to restore the pavilion constructed in 2001 in Olbrich Botanical Gardens.

The Badgers football team picked up a commitment from the four-star receiver who can create big plays and is the son of an NFL pro bowler. Here's what to know.

Milwaukee's offense struggled early before coming alive Sunday. Here's how stellar defense in the ninth inning helped the Brewers hang on to the lead and win their third straight series.

Thank you for Monday's article "Big rains are likely to be the new norm." As greenhouse gases accumulate in the atmosphere, Madison and the rest of the world are experiencing more extreme weather.

Witty line from reader beats more than 50 entries.

If you bring a gun to school, you get arrested and face expulsion.

In a meeting with congressional Republicans, Donald Trump called Milwaukee – where Republicans will be having their convention in July – a "horrible city." Republicans claim he was talking about crime, or election integrity or that he never said it.

Liberation from Colombia led to Madison, sloppy joes, 'Patagonia' bus

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Teagan Schoenecker's grandfather, Gov. Tony Evers, was among Oregon's spectators cheering on the Panthers on Saturday in Milwaukee.

Aquavia Lumina is a milelong interactive trail that features lights and short films and runs through tunnels and a small canyon on resort grounds.

I was hoping for more coverage of former Wisconsin Badgers women's hockey players Britta Curl and Anna Wilgren being selected in the recent Professional Women's Hockey League draft.

I was taken aback by the recent column by Hans von Spakovsky, "Trump trial resembles a Soviet-era show trial."

As a retired state employee, I know that “civil service” may seem like an ambiguous term, but it has a long history of assuring that our government is based on merit, equal treatment and service in the public interest.

I’m perplexed why the U.S. Supreme Court justices, whether conservative or liberal, are allowed to accept monetary donations or other gifts.

The letter to the editor "Liberals don't understand how the other half thinks" in last Sunday's newspaper is not reality. It stated that liberals aren't interested in a whole litany of topics.