The University of Wisconsin women’s basketball team announced March 25 the appointment of Robin Pingeton as the new head coach of the program. Pingeton, who led the Missouri Tigers to a 250-218 ...

A Madison restaurant owner was detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement while returning from Mexico, leading local residents to organize a fundraiser supporting his family and business, ...

Sam Kuffel, a Milwaukee-based meteorologist, was removed from her position at WDJT-TV (Channel 58) after posting on social media attacking billionaire and political figure Elon Musk following his ...

On Wednesday, the University of Wisconsin announced the donation of a $75 million toward a new engineering building in a modest ceremony on Bascom Hill. The gift, the largest in the College of ...

The annual Madison Marathon was held Sunday, Nov. 10. Organized by Madison Festivals Inc., the event featured a full marathon, half marathon and 10k starting and ending at the Wisconsin State Capitol.

The Wisconsin State Senate unanimously approved Assembly Bill 232 March 12, requiring the instruction of Asian American history in schools, a historic milestone for Asian American representation in ...

The Wisconsin Legislature approved saliva tests in late February, another tool for law enforcement to screen for drugged driving during traffic stops, according to Senate Bill 678. The bill would ...

Have you seen the Baseball Club on social media recently? Well, so have we. Not only have its social media accounts grown, with 2.4k Instagram followers and 3.7k likes on TikTok, the team dynamic has ...

The Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association State Football Championships were held at Camp Randall Stadium Nov. 20-21, bringing high school teams from all over Wisconsin to Madison to play for ...

The University of Wisconsin system is seeing a persistent gap in enrollment between genders, with women making up 54% of students, according to Isthmus. Nine of the 13 UW system schools enroll more ...

The Wisconsin Supreme Court in April 2025 upheld Gov. Tony Evers’ use of the partial veto to convert a two-year funding increase for schools into one that would last 2,425 years, prompting Republican ...