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The protest began Monday morning with the establishment of an encampment that flouts university rules.

"I take seriously my role as someone who tries to defend the students, to teach them, to educate them and to have a really good kind of a protective shield around them."

The “Christian nationalism” in the hearts and minds of former President Donald Trump’s most ambitious supporters is hardly new. It was the working assumption behind the Massachusetts Bay Colony chartered in 1628, and it amounted to rule of law in…

The vehicles were towed from the scene with "severe damage."

The man was arrested on tentative charges of carrying a concealed weapon and obstructing.

Madison police and EMS crews were dispatched to the intersection for a rollover crash at 1:20 p.m.

The Wisconsin State Journal columnist reflects on decades of chronicling her family's Madison and Greenbush roots through recipes and stories.

The Badgers' newest transfer forward played against two Big Ten teams last season. Here's what stood out.

Meet the five stars from this past week of boys track and field action and vote for your favorite.

With two top players sidelined by injuries, it was up to Milwaukee's supporting cast to avoid a season-ending loss. Here's how things unfolded at Fiserv Forum.

Milwaukee was looking to snap its losing skid after dropping the series opener to Tampa Bay. Here's how things got heated Tuesday night at American Family Field.

City Brewery in La Crosse is being fined $100 per day for emitting rotten egg-like odors from its bioreactor. Repair plans are underway to address the problem.

During a visit to Columbia University last week, House Speaker Mike Johnson warned that if the wave of protests against Israel’s U.S.-funded war in Gaza on college campuses, including UW-Madison, is not contained quickly, “there is an appropriate time for…

Green Bay is all in on its overhaul at safety as it reshapes the position under defensive coordinator Jeff Hafley. Here's how the Packers are balancing experience with youth.

Marshawn D. Giles now faces two life prison sentences for the death and rape of the girl.

The Fire Department's Lake Rescue Team was sent to the 100 block of Iota Court at about 4:30 a.m. Friday.

Counselman has organized more than 300 field trips for students in the past two years alone.

The newest Wisconsin football assistant has had two months to adjust. Here's what he's learned so far.

More than two-dozen tents remained on the Library Mall Tuesday, the second day of a pro-Palestinian protest at UW-Madison.