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LONDON — The British royal family is once again under intense scrutiny as a memoir by Virginia Giuffre, one of the most outspoken accusers of Prince Andrew and Jeffery Epstein, hit bookstores Tuesday.

Attorney General Josh Kaul argues that Judge Michael Maxwell’s order would drastically alter the state’s voter registration process.

Madison Community Foundation will soon say goodbye to the man who’s led the organization for the last 13 years.

NEW YORK — Kenny Loggins objects to the use of his music in a social media post showing an artificial intelligence-generated video of President Donald Trump dumping excrement from a fighter jet on last weekend’s “No Kings” protests.

PORTLAND, Maine — One of the rarest whales on the planet has continued an encouraging trend of population growth in the wake of new efforts to protect the giant animals, according to scientists who study them.

Supporters say owners often make the claim to skirt bans on pets. Opponents note the ADA doesn't require people to certify their animal is trained.

The dogs were taken to the Green County Humane Society for evaluation by a veterinarian and for rehabilitation.

Green Bay's inefficiency on offense of late was a major talking point for coach Matt LaFleur after the win against Arizona. Here's where the Packers' offense stands.

The Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association said after the case was filed in 2024 that it could set a "dangerous precedent."

The state is blessed with a variety of art museums and they are not limited to just big cities.

The crash happened about 2:55 p.m. on Oct. 1 in the area of Regent Street and Monroe Street, Madison police said.

The Tribal Libraries, Archives, and Museums program at UW-Madison started in 2008 amid uncertainty if a tribal library was going to close.

Every now and then, President Donald Trump surprises us by acting statesmanlike, usually just before he doesn’t.

The study includes planning work for a proposed overpass that would extend Perry Street across the Beltline and improve north-south access.

And how about some Wisconsin love from the Great American Beer Festival?

The reported termination of federal energy grants, some awarded to Wisconsin companies, come at a time when the economy’s need to conserve, generate, store and transmit electricity is becoming urgent.

Wisconsin's football coach discusses his choice not to avoid a second consecutive shutout, a first for the program since 1977.

The Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum is once again holding its Birds in Art exhibit that features 142 artists who paint, carve and sculpt.

Green Bay visits the Steelers on Sunday night while looking for its first three-game winning streak of the season. Here are the injuries the Packers are managing after beating Arizona.

Badgers coach Greg Gard said that 10 to 12 players are being considered for his rotation. Who is the likeliest to be a part of that discussion?