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Hridindu Roychowdhury faces at least five years in prison when he is sentenced on Feb. 14.

"Let me be crystal clear: I have not asked our universities to move away from liberal arts programs," Rothman said.

FrontPageBets takes a look at each Power 5 conference championship game.

Developers of a proposed nickel ore processing plant in North Dakota that would supply electric automaker Tesla have reached a deal with the U.S. Department of Energy on how to spend nearly $115 million the federal agency awarded the project…

Otters aren't rare to Wisconsin, but it is unusual to see them in the wild. That made Thursday exciting for those who spotted one in the La Crosse River marsh.

MADISON – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources confirmed the first positive test result for chronic wasting disease in a wild deer in Jackson County. The deer was harvested in the town of Garfield and is within 10 miles of…

Several area fire departments are teaming up to ask the community to help “Keep the Wreath Green.” A wreath illuminated with green bulbs will be on display at several local fire departments from Nov. 24 through Jan. 1.

"We're shifting from planning the park to building the park," said committee chairman Allen Arntsen, who chaired the Lake Monona Waterfront Ad Hoc Committee.

The transfer portal will open to all FBS players on Monday and the Badgers should be active in addressing a few roster needs with experienced college players.

Braelon Allen fought injuries during this three seasons with the Wisconsin football team, but he still put together an impressive Badgers career. A look at what stood out.

Graham Mertz completed 72.9% of his passes this season for 2,903 yards, with 20 touchdowns and three interceptions before breaking his left collarbone during a Nov. 18 loss at Missouri.

TOMAH—Richard “Dick” R. Sommerfeldt, 90, of Tomah, passed away unexpected on Wednesday, November 22, 2023 at Marycrest Assisted Living, Sparta.

The woman died during a “slapping therapy” workshop, in which patients are slapped or slap themselves repeatedly, after seeking alternative methods of treating her diabetes.

President Joe Biden has gotten his turn at bringing the holiday spirit to Washington, lighting the National Christmas Tree — which toppled earlier this week — in a 101-year-old tradition.

A 45-year-old man with no permanent address is being held in the La Crosse County Jail after he allegedly committed burglary and assault Nov. 22 at a Market Street residence.

His announcement comes after the liberals took the Wisconsin Supreme Court majority in 2023 in what become the most expensive American judicial race ever.

The UW-La Crosse Jazz Ensemble and Jazz Orchestra will present an evening of big band music at its Winter Jazz Showcase at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Dec. 1, in the Bluffs Ballroom in the UW-L Student Union.

Hamas freed eight Israeli hostages Thursday in exchange for the release of more Palestinian prisoners under a last-minute deal to extend their cease-fire in Gaza by another day.

The nation’s largest publisher is suing over Iowa’s new law that bans public school libraries and classrooms from having practically any book that depicts sexual activity. Thursday's lawsuit is the second in the past week to challenge the law, which…

These college conference rivals have played against each other for more than 100 years. Can you pair them up?

A 26-year-old La Crosse man jailed on drug charges after he reportedly fled police on a scooter has been sentenced in federal court.

See which airlines have the best on-time arrival and departure performance at the 30 largest U.S. international airports.

The technology sector, where several companies with high values tend to disproportionately impact the market, helped drive November's rally.

GivingTuesday donors gave $3.1 billion this year on what has become one of the most important fundraising dates for U.S. nonprofits, the Tuesday after Thanksgiving.

Nearly 9,000 private schools in Louisiana don’t need state approval to grant degrees. Almost all such unapproved schools serve a single homeschooling family, but some have buildings, classrooms, teachers and dozens of students.