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'Playoff hockey' comes early, and Wisconsin needs to tune up the small details after loss
The Badgers' second-period shortcomings were costly in a series-opening loss to No. 4 Michigan State.
‘Tank Man’ still inspires, shows value of First Amendment | Rylie Kranich
Imagine you’re sitting at a lunch table at school with your friends. Somebody blurts out a riddle. Everyone stops, their brains working overtime to try and figure it out.
Free speech is the voice of democracy | Majid Mohamed
“Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government…
Wisconsin winners in editorial writing and political cartooning
The Wisconsin Newspaper Association Foundation recently announce the winners of the 2025 WNA Foundation Editorial Writing and Cartoon Contest, which is part of the Civics Games.
How to watch, stream, listen to Wisconsin men's basketball vs. Rutgers
The University of Wisconsin men's basketball team returns from a successful road trip on a three-game winning streak.
Why teams with head coaching vacancies are lining up to interview Packers DC Jeff Hafley
A hot commodity on the head coaching market is Packers defensive coordinator Jeff Hafley. Here's where things stand with Hafley as interviews continue this week.
5 athletes providing a bench spark for area high school boys basketball teams
The first player off the bench plays a pivotal role for high school boys basketball teams. Learn how these sixth men embrace that position and help their respective teams.
Wisconsin men's basketball coach Greg Gard details Elijah Gray's quick dismissal
Badgers men's basketball coach Greg Gard said he took "immediate action" upon being informed by the NCAA of the allegations.
Where is left-wing outrage at Iran's tyrannical regime? | Reid Goldberg
In an age of perpetual outrage, there’s no shortage of causes for political leftists to direct their performative and self-serving ire at.
Green Bay Packers should clean house after embarrassing loss | Ron Thronson
On Jan. 11, 2004, the infamous "4th and 26" occurred in the NFL championship game between the Green Bay Packers and the Philadelphia Eagles. The "4th" was the down, and the "26" was yards. The Eagles completed the play and…
Dane County Sheriff's Office committed to safer school bus rides | Kalvin Barrett
The Dane County Sheriff’s Office is committed to protecting students during every aspect of their school experience. The safety of students commuting to school unites us all, transcending politics and priorities.
3 things that stood out in Wisconsin men's hockey's loss to No. 4 Michigan State
The Badgers could not recover from a three-goal deficit, despite a comeback attempt in the third period.
Bucks upended on road by Spurs behind Wembanyama double-double
Victor Wembanyama returned from an injury scare to record 22 points and 10 rebounds and lead the San Antonio Spurs to a victory over the Milwaukee Bucks.
3 takeaways from Wisconsin women's basketball's loss to Northwestern
Wisconsin women's basketball lost its third straight game after its offense fell flat against Northwestern on Thursday.
Wisconsin football lands sought-after transfer portal defender from D-III ranks
The Badgers added another pass rusher from the transfer portal, earning a commitment from a speedy defender who had a breakout season for a Division III playoff team.
Meet Valkyrie, Eagle Watching Days headliner
The eagle will be part of presentations on Saturday at the River Arts Center in Prairie du Sac and comes from the Schlitz Audubon Center north of Milwaukee.
Take a first look at MATC’s new child care center at the Goodman South campus
Madison College says 42% of its students are also parents, and its new South Side child care center helps alleviate a long wait list at the Truax campus.
Eyed for demolition, Madison’s distinctive Master Hall deemed potential landmark
A Georgia developer is proposing to demolish the building and three others Downtown to make way for a 16-story student apartment building.






