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Delagrave was first elected county executive in 2015.

The Waupun native mimicked past NBA stars while developing his own skill set in his family's basketball court. It's led him to the NBA's doorstep.

Prison design has changed dramatically, but little has changed at Waupun and Green Bay.

Republican legislators on Friday appealed a ruling that allows disabled people to download absentee ballots at home in November's presidential election.

Oscar Fox celebrates the Fourth of July by watching the fire do it's work in this week's Mendota Marsh.

A preliminary proposal would replace existing apartments situated between the Wiedenbeck-Dobelin Warehouse and the Milwaukee Road Depot with a 239-unit residential building.

The Badgers had a chance to evaluate several commitments and extend offers to several recruits this week. Here's what we learned.

With one swing of the bat, the outfielder sent Milwaukee past the Cubs and former Brewers manager Craig Counsell.

The golfer shot a second straight 66 on Saturday at the U.S. Senior Open in Rhode Island.

Gov. Tony Evers declares a state of emergency after a month of tornadoes and flooding ravaged Wisconsin, giving him the option to call on the National Guard for assistance.

A former Madison music director is being charged with child enticement and sexual assault.

The June 25 State Journal article about food pantries, "Surging demand leads to limits," informs us that they are increasingly unable to respond fully to needs in Madison and surrounding communities, and this has been worsening. In recent years, records…

Acquitted of homicide, Charles Washington White will be sentenced for possession of a firearm by a felon.

The new restaurant could open by the end of July.

A closer look at the sights and sounds of Squat Fest, Wisconsin football's annual lifting extravaganza.

The Badgers will have an alumni contingent on hand to train with the U.S. national team as they prepare for the 2024 Paris Olympic Games.

Skeptics took the Badgers' workout/spectacle to task last summer. Here's why the second iteration carried on despite outside scrutiny.

The police believe three incidents that occurred over the weekend of June 7, including one that left a man dead, are unrelated.

The person's death is being considered suspicious ahead of further investigation.