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Hospital officials cited a recent rise of COVID-19, flu and RSV cases in Dane County, as expected this time of year.

It's still a "significant gap," UW-Oshkosh Chancellor Andrew Leavitt wrote — larger than the projected shortfalls at four of the other Universities of Wisconsin campuses as of August.

A rare feat and some big scoring performances highlighted last week's girls basketball action. Here are some of the area's top efforts.

Strong performances from beyond the 3-point arc and inside the lane highlighted last week's boys basketball action. Here are some of the area's notable efforts.

The group promised earlier this month to restart abortion services at the clinic "as soon as possible" after a judge reaffirmed her ruling that state law permits abortions.

LaFleur stood by his defensive coordinator Monday, despite the unit's atrocious performance in Green Bay's home loss to Tampa Bay. See what LaFleur had to say about Sunday's performance.

In-state undergraduate students affiliated with of Wisconsin's 11 federally recognized tribes will be eligible for a full-tuition waiver program, regardless of financial need.

Badgers coach Luke Fickell wouldn't discuss Miami transfer Tyler Van Dyke directly, but he made it known that the Badgers QBs are all competing this offseason.

The Badgers coach touched on several topics Monday. Here's what he said.

LSU quarterback Jayden Daniels announced Monday that he won't play in the ReliaQuest Bowl against Wisconsin.

A throne and a wrestling championship belt often make their way into photos taken during visits. Here's where they're from.

We in Dane County have an amazing gem in our midst -- the Ice Age Trail.

The Wisconsin State Journal has printed a number of editorials, columns and letters to the editor supporting abortion.

It’s the holiday season -- in more ways than one.

On their latest podcast, Milfred and Hands sing political lyrics set to holiday songs.

"Most likely, if I had to guess, it's a novel pathogen or maybe a virus that has changed or a bacteria that's changed," Poulsen said.

The crash happened about 6:10 p.m. Saturday on I-90/94 westbound at milepost 104.5 when a sedan drove into the back of a semi parked on the shoulder.

Roxy Etta, who has 3-year-old twins and an 8-month-old, said she's among the first generation of parents raising children in an extremely digital era.