The UW system first temporarily allowed test-optional admissions for all schools, except UW-Madison, during the COVID-19 pandemic and is proposing to make that change permanent.
- SABINE MARTIN
The UW system first temporarily allowed test-optional admissions for all schools, except UW-Madison, during the COVID-19 pandemic and is proposing to make that change permanent.
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Fifty-one activists face charges in a March 15 break-in at Ridglan that freed 22 dogs. No charges have been filed in a later attempted break-in at the facility on April 18.
- MITCHELL SCHMIDT
Republican Bryan Steil faces Democrat Mitchell Berman, a Racine County emergency room nurse, in Wisconsinâs Nov. 3 general election. Steil first won the seat since 2018.
- SABINE MARTIN
UW-Platteville has suspended its menâs cross country season and put its coach on paid leave as it investigates hazing and other student-athlete conduct violations, the university announced Tuesday.
- SABINE MARTIN
The water main break upended air conditioning on campus, forcing employees to work remotely from mid-June to August.
- KIMBERLY WETHAL
The event was Epicâs second this year, after one held in May produced nearly a dozen working AI programs.
The event was Epicâs second this year, after one held in May produced nearly a dozen working AI programs.
In a joint statement, the host groups said they were âdeeply disappointedâ that scheduling did not work out for the debate to continue.
West Nile Virus risk is highest when mosquitos are most active from middle to late summer until the first killing frost.
UW-Superior has a new classroom. This one, though, is different. The two-level research vessel and floating classroom, the Sadie Ann, will serve students from all majors.
UW-Madisonâs new College of Computing and Artificial Intelligence launched this summer, even as AI company leaders are urging more caution in advancing AI.
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The college is the first academic unit at UW-Madison in more than 40 years.
Read through the obituaries published today in Lake Geneva Regional News.
Lake Geneva Fire Chief John Peters reads a proclamation during the Lake Geneva Fire Departmentâs 9/11 memorial ceremony.
George Geye, eighth-grade student at Williams Bay Middle School, recently secured the Inland Regatta Championship individual title for his age group, using a Double Black Diamond boat. The first step to receiving the title was winning the Lake Beulah Sailing School Regatta on June 22, which included four races with 51 competitors. Geye completed the event with a 17-point lead .Geye won the Dinghyfest Regatta in Lake Geneva, which was held July 6-8, and featured five races and 62 competitors. He finished the race with a six-point lead. He remained undefeated during the International Optimist Dinghy Association Championship Regatta, which took place July 24-26 in in Clear Lake, Iowa. The event featured seven races with more than 49 competitors. Geye was eight points ahead of his nearest challenger. Geye is the son of Cheston Geye and Gretchen Witowich, and has been sailing since the age of 5.
Chapel on the Hill Community Church will conduct a rummage sale from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday, Sept. 25 and Saturday, Sept. 26 in the churchâs parish hall, N2482 Cisco Road in the town of Linn. The sale will feature antique items, books, compact discs and household items. Proceeds will go towards the churchâs food pantry, which is open from 9 a.m. to noon Tuesdays and Thursdays in the parish hall. Attendees who bring one or more non-perishable food item will receive a 10% discount. For information, call 262-245-9122 or send an email message to chapelonthehill1@gmail.com.
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Bucky Badger wasn't always Bucky. And he wasn't always huggable, either. Scroll on for a history in photographs of one of the best mascots in college athletics.
When the 19th Amendment, granting women the right to vote, was ratified in 1920, Wisconsin played a starring role in the effort: it was the first state to ratify the measure on June 10, 1919. The last of the required 36 states ratified it on Aug. 18, 1920.
When the 19th Amendment, granting women the right to vote, was ratified in 1920, Wisconsin played a starring role in the effort: it was the first state to ratify the measure on June 10, 1919. The last of the required 36 states ratified it on Aug. 18, 1920.
The state-run immigration detention center in the Florida Everglades known as âAlligator Alcatrazâ violated a host of federal and state detention standards, according to a new government report.
Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada is pursuing a âuniqueâ economic alliance with the European Union, but as CBCâs Chris Brown explains, the potential partnership faces practical hurdles, including the risk of backlash from the Trump administration.
Attorney General Todd Blanche holds a press briefing in the White House Rose Garden.
The move came shortly after a federal judge again blocked the center from adding President Donald Trump's name to its facade.
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Like cities and towns big and small, Kenosha and Kenosha County have their share of unsolved murders and cold cases.
Check out the inside of the Macon County Jail through photos from the Herald & Review archives. More archive photos at herald-review.com.
On March 6, 2015, Madison police officer Matt Kenny, who is white, shot and killed 19-year-old Tony Robinson, a black man, after an altercation at a home on Williamson Street. Robinson's death sparked weeks of demonstrations. Kenny was cleared of any wrongdoing by Dane County District Attorn…
On this episode of WisconsinEye's Rewind: Your Week in Review, Wisconsin Public Radio Capitol Reporter Anya van Wagtendonk and Associated Press Statehouse Correspondent Scott Bauer discuss absentee ballots being sent to some Wisconsin voters, even as President Donald Trumpâs executive order …
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During a special meeting, the Wisconsin Elections Commission discussed a proposed letter directing the Milwaukee Election Commission to take a series of actions, including making public the audit logs of each tabulator used at central count to show no unauthorized activity occurred relating …
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