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A play coming to Madison College details a fictional meeting between Civil Rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X.

A recruiting process that began with Wisconsin and other Power 5 schools almost two years ago ended Monday. Here's where the lineman plans to start his collegiate career in 2025.

How to tune in as the Wisconsin Badgers men's basketball team hosts Purdue, its biggest contender in the Big Ten title race, Sunday at the Kohl Center.

Lewis Crane brags about his prowess at the Sudoku puzzles in this week's Mendota Marsh.

The Badgers gave up two goals on odd-man rushes, and that gave them one of the lessons they have to absorb quickly before a rematch with Minnesota.

Broadcaster Paul Braun experienced some dark times while his wife struggled with Alzheimer's disease. Here's how his return has helped.

The gritty and grimy work isn't for everyone on the ice, but it's crucial to a team's success. Here are some area players thriving in that role this season.

Jules Tougna Tamen, 59, of Madison, turned himself in at about 10 p.m. Friday and was booked into the Dane County Jail, police said.

As required, the agency is holding two public meetings about the program before purchasing the cameras. Those meetings are scheduled for Feb. 15 and 29.

The hiring of Jeff Hafley as defensive coordinator won't necessitate an overhaul, Packers general manager Brian Gutekunst said.

The Badgers big man went scoreless from the field at Nebraska, the last game before his biggest individual matchup.

Madison Memorial beat Madison La Follette in basketball. Here’s how other high school sports events played out Friday.

Teen appeals being tried in adult court

In the ruling, the court determined that the state Presidential Preference Selection Committee "erroneously exercised its discretion" under Wisconsin statute by not including Phillips on the ballot.

Police have yet to make any arrests and are in the process of reviewing digital evidence.

Though Shawnicia Youmas is afflicted with mental illness, she was able to follow the law at the time of the crash, a judge said.

Upon arrival, police created a perimeter around the construction site and set up drone surveillance before finding two 18-year-old men.

Upon police arrival, the woman told officers she had been arguing with a man inside a car when the driver hit her.

Officers recovered a gun during their arrest of a 19-year-old man and an 18-year-old woman thought to be involved in a shots-fired incident earlier this week.

Neighbors told police the man had been banging on windows and doors and wanted to fight a person who was trying to help him.