Students will leave Library Mall and not disrupt Commencement, university says.
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Students will leave Library Mall and not disrupt Commencement, university says.
Asked why he stabbed the Uber driver, the man said, "I don't know, making poor decisions," a criminal complaint states.
The Badgers added a former four-star recruit who had two productive seasons in the ACC. Here's what we know.
Three-time NCAA champion Meghan Duggan recalled memories of her time with the Badgers while planning her commencement speech.
The man said he fired the gun because he thought he had to protect himself.
Northern locations in the U.S. are best for viewing the northern lights, but clouds will interfere in many spots.
Under state law, legislative leaders "shall prepare a list of 3 individuals" to be sent to the governor for a final decision.
With enrollment in public schools declining statewide, districts are scrambling to retain students and the precious funding dollars they bring with.
A Dane County deputy and a Monona Police officer will not face criminal charges for their roles in a Jan. 1 vehicle chase that ended in a crash that killed the three people in the car being pursued.
Under state law, election clerks must reject absentee ballots that are missing a witness' address or signature.
A collection of 900 folk music recordings from the 1930s and 1940s has been inducted into the National Recording Registry along with other notable acts like ABBA and Lily Tomlin.
COVID-19 cases and deaths internationally have fallen to their lowest levels in four years. The data now permits a comparison between the controversial laissez faire strategy of Sweden and the more restrictive approach of the United States, which emphasized lockdowns, a strategy also adopted…
Although he's a kickoff traditionalist, Rich Bisaccia acknowledged that the NFL's rule change provides him with a rare opportunity to learn something new in his 60s.
The lone prospect remaining with the organization acquired in the Josh Hader trade is set to make his MLB debut.
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After offense wasn't working well with Wade Bryan, the senior picked up a long stick. That coupled with his football skills makes him a lethal weapon for the Warriors.
The Badgers had a boost in offensive efficiency with the addition to their coaching staff, and the assistant is being rewarded in his new deal.
It's the latest move to make the remedy widely available to curb the opioid epidemic, which killed a record 1,464 people in Wisconsin in 2022.
For this trip, Giacomina plans to spend two weeks helping flood victims in Texas.
The Wisconsin Folksong Collection was recorded over 85 years ago in homes, taverns, logging camps, churches and dance halls throughout the state and features 900 performances.
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As reported by WisPolitics.com, the Joint Audit Committee approved 6-4 along party lines an audit of diversity, equity and inclusion practices at state agencies and the UW. Assembly Speaker Robin Vos, R-Rochester, had vowed to seek an audit of DEI practices to help root out DEI programs in s…
A female resident was cooking with an old pan she believed may have been leaking oil when she stepped away from the kitchen momentarily, authorities said.
A gun was recovered, but no injuries were found, Chief Shon Barnes said.
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