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One Wisconsin running back adds another season of all-conference accolades. See who else was named to an All-Big Ten team.

Drugs and license plates were found in the stolen Jeep, Madison police said.

BadgerExtra columnist Jim Polzin answers questions from readers in his weekly mailbag.

As fire crews were on their way, police at the scene reported smoke from a chimney and flames visible in the back of the house, authorities said.

The bull elk is believed to be from the herd in Jackson County and has been on the prowl for a mate since September.

The Princeton recruit was arguably the best player in the state, but a few years ago he hadn't began playing volleyball. The sport has taken him to coast to coast.

It’s about controlling the herd population in the lower two-thirds of the state.

Robert Seymour's criminal history includes a federal conviction for possessing a firearm as a felon, and he was out on bond in a state drug trafficking case, authorities said.

The bills, which Gov. Tony Evers would likely veto, falls into the yearslong battle between conservatives and liberals over the role of parents in their children's education.

The Dane County Board could vote on new jail funding in January.

Located in the former Hoyt School building at 3802 Regent St., the space was renovated as part of the 2020 referendum to update the layout and add new science, art and culinary classrooms.

The state champion Middleton boys volleyball team led all area teams with three first-team selections and one honorable mention.

A judge dismissed on Tuesday a liberal watchdog group's claims that a panel researching the possible impeachment of a Wisconsin Supreme Court justice violated the state's open meeting laws.

A gas leak on Highway 19 prompted an evacuation of more than 10 Marshall streets Tuesday night.

Wisconsin football's last two verbal commitments for its 2025 class have come from within the state of Wisconsin. Get to know the Germantown linebacker.

It’s like a long-playing record that gets stuck in a groove and keeps repeating. And repeating.

Packers wide receivers coach Jason Vrable can’t believe it took his guys this long to finally have a ball bounce — or not bounce — in their favor.

The Wisconsin offense has a significant hole to fill next season with the departure of standout running back Braelon Allen. Here's who could fill his shoes.

The investigation is ongoing.

Madison Police arrested two people following an assault on a Metro Transit driver late Friday night.