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"MoHo rocks." "MoHo strong." "You matter" "We love you." "We appreciate you." Suns. Flowers. Rainbows. Those were just some of the chalk designs seen Sunday.

Collaboration with Arts for All Wisconsin explores a different view of art-making

A breakout bowl game performance was a springboard for spring practices. Here's why offensive coordinator Phil Longo have high hopes for a slot receiver.

This three-star, three-sport athlete is yet another Minnesota native who will cross state borders to play for the Badgers. Here's what we know about the latest Wisconsin commit.

Milwaukee was shut out Sunday at Wrigley Field and dropped two of three games in the weekend series.

Witty line from reader in Maryland beats more than 50 entries.

Tips for your flowers, plants, trees and shrubs.

Law enforcement belatedly told a shaken public Saturday that the 14-year-old student who terrorized Mount Horeb Middle School on Wednesday morning was carrying a pellet rifle.

The news business is unpredictable.

Lewis Crane is excited to see students protesting in this week's Mendota Marsh, but Oscar Fox is concerned about the repercussions.

Green Bay drafted three players who will compete for the opportunity to line up alongside free-agent pickup Xavier McKinney this season. Here's how they're approaching the challenge in rookie camp.

The Saddlery is the latest project from Middleton-based NCG Hospitality and features guests rooms that more resemble fully furnished apartments,

The success of the $9 million gathering place, part of the Bayview Foundation's $60 million redevelopment of "the Triangle" Downtown, could shape future low-income housing projects in Madison and beyond.

The Horizon League's top rebounder and fifth-leading scorer chose the Badgers, and has three years of eligibility.

Why should we rely on Minnesota and Illinois?

Half of Wisconsin football's 2024 scholarship class enrolled early in January. Here's how they looked during the Badgers' 15 spring practices.

You don’t have to be a judge to know there cannot be immunity for trying to block the transfer of power from one president to the next.

The recent arrests of peaceful demonstrators on college campuses across the country should be a wake up to anyone who believes we live in a free and just society.

For real power, don’t divest -- double down.

With apologies to Robert Lamm, founder of the rock band Chicago and composer of "When All The Laughter Dies In Sorrow," here is my poem for the protesters: