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The Madison golfer who went to the University of Hartford shot a 6-under 64 for a share of the first-round lead with Vaughn Taylor and Andrew Loupe.

U.S. Bank Stadium passed a sold-out stress test with fans maxing out the capacity of the cavernous building for the first major sporting event Wednesday night.

The Mallards will play two seven-inning games today against Kenosha at Warner Park.

Finland's Sampo Ranta will join the program in 2017-18

A Kenosha man and woman were arrested after they allegedly stole credit cards from a purse before the man led police on a foot chase while shirtless, Madison police said.

Detectives told that Martez Moore was fatally shot outside O'Grady's Irish Pub due to "beef" between the "West and South Side" of Madison in regard to someone "snitching."

WASHINGTON — Donald Trump, the man who defied every political rule and prevailed to win his party’s nomination, last week took on perhaps the most sacred political rule of all: Never attack a Gold Star family. Not just because it…

While going to the Olympics is a lifelong dream fulfilled for many athletes, it is followed by the stresses and challenges of ensuring those who have lent support every step of the way are able to witness them compete on…

Jager, now 27, knows he’s in his prime now. He is so focused he said he will be skipping the opening ceremonies in Rio and will be training in Madison from Aug. 3-9.

Everyone knows the current federal minimum wage is inadequate. The question for many of us is how high the rate can be raised without resulting in a large loss of jobs.

We are writing as residents of the Fitchburg Jamestown neighborhood to offer our two cents on the Democratic primary race for the 47th state assembly district, to be held Aug. 9.

I was an assistant district attorney for seven district attorneys in Dane County during my 35 year career. I have known Ismael Ozanne since he started as an assistant district attorney in 1998.

On March 15, 1945 my father, Floyd Olson was killed in Germany after crossing the Rhine River at the bridge in Remagan.

Donald Trump kicked a crying baby out of his rally on Tuesday. We can be thankful that he didn’t try to deport the baby.

Thank you for your efforts to highlight the many neighbors around us who are down on their luck.

I would like to respond the article in Wednesday's State Journal, "Benefits of daily flossing built on shaky science.”

Most recently an associate policy director at non-profit Michael Fields Agricultural Institute, George Reistad will take over the position that oversees and shapes city-wide food policy on August 22.

Polluted water has alarmed some in Rio, where the Olympics are being held. Of course, America knows all about polluted water.

Seventy-five Wisconsin National Guard members were called to state active duty to assist townships in Northwest Wisconsin affected by floods and high winds in July.

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