Jim Johnson on a lake in northern Wisconsin. When a Bensenville woman called WLS in 1988 to say she was on the same floor as a sniper, Mr. Johnson kept her on the line for an hour of gripping ...

Most economic analyses say average US families would have to absorb the cost of his tariffs in the form of higher prices and ...

Trump said the Civil Service Reform Act of 1978 gives him the authority to end collective bargaining with federal unions in ...

It all comes down to this, Kentucky traveling to Indianapolis to exorcise some recent demons while also juggling the sweet emotions of magical runs over the years. To say that city is complicated ...

Musk in the spotlight after Democrats win in Wisconsin. Musk became the central figure in a judicial ... Republicans on Capitol Hill, though, don't want to show any break with Trump, and they'd still ...

Athletics still will be a big part of the conversation, but so will business, the economy, entertainment, food and culture.

Wisconsin basketball is still looking for its first transfer portal addition. With three players gone portaling and six seniors exhausting their eligibility, the Badgers have a tall task to ...

KFNS (590 AM), the longtime St. Louis sports talk radio station known as 590 The Fan, is in the process of being sold, a move ...

CHIPPEWA FALLS — Five of the aging buildings at the Northern Wisconsin Center could be torn down this year, which leads to the possibility the land on the southeast side of Chippewa Falls could ...

You might be able to see the northern lights in Wisconsin heading into the weekend ... which provides a short-term forecast. The forecaster shows the location and intensity of the northern ...

I hosted sports-talk radio shows on three different radio stations in Syracuse over a 20-year period and must have talked to Steve on the phone more than anyone in my life (sorry, mom).

Madison, WI — On Friday, the Wisconsin basketball coaching staff received massive roster news in an announcement similar to one made by athletes more traditionally thought of as "professionals." ...