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3 things to know about the 2026 WIAA individual state girls wrestling tournament
The Madison and WiscNews areas will send several girls wrestlers to the state tournament this week. Here's what to know before they take the mat for competition.
Will a WCHA foe come to Wisconsin's LaBahn Arena for an NCAA women's hockey regional?
Changes in the rankings that determine seeding for the NCAA Tournament have shaken up how the women's hockey regionals would look if the bracket was set this week.
5 high school girls basketball stars of the week: Feb. 25 edition
Madison area girls basketball athletes put up strong performances in the final week of the regular season. Vote for your favorite performance as the Supernova.
Kevin Porter Jr. matches season high to lead Bucks past Heat
Kevin Porter Jr. matched his season high with 32 points and Bobby Portis and Ryan Rollins scored 21 apiece as the Milwaukee Bucks beat the Miami Heat on Tuesday.
Injury ends season for Wisconsin men's hockey first-round NHL draft pick
The injury Logan Hensler suffered in late January is serious enough that the sophomore won't play again this season. He's the second Badgers defenseman to suffer a long-term injury.
U.S. Supreme Court’s tariff ruling doesn’t solve problem | Bloomberg News
On the merits, the Supreme Court’s decision last week to invalidate much of the president’s global tariff regime is to be welcomed. Yet the court’s judgment, sound as it might be on constitutional grounds, can’t by itself undo the damage…
'We're winning so much'
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump declared during Tuesday's State of the Union that “we’re winning so much,” saying he'd sparked a jobs and manufacturing boom at home while imposing a new world order abroad — hoping that offering a long…
Wisconsin school finance system violates Constitution, lawsuit argues
The lawsuit asks a judge to compel the state Legislature to create a new school funding system that addresses the “financial crisis” being faced by public school districts across Wisconsin.
What’s next for Baraboo campus?
BARABOO — Baraboo and Sauk County residents are weighing in on how to redevelop the UW-Platteville Baraboo Sauk County campus after it closes this May.
Why UW-Madison interim provost believes he’s the right one for the permanent job
John Zumbrunnen is the second of three finalists doing in-person visits to campus this week as UW-Madison seeks a replacement for Charles Isbell Jr., who left in 2025.
Longtime CEO of Morgridge Institute for Research at UW-Madison to retire
Under Brad Schwartz’s leadership, the institute has collaborated with UW-Madison in emerging research, including connecting more than 400 scientists across campus to advance aging and diabetes research.
Onalaska Rotary club members stranded in Puerto Vallarta booking flights home
Members of the Onalaska Hilltopper Rotary Club, who were in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico to distribute water filters, are safe and coming home.
Concerns over AI ease, for now
NEW YORK — U.S. stocks rose Tuesday after getting a reminder that the artificial-intelligence boom may also have an upside.
Man shot while driving in the Madison area
Investigators are asking anyone who may have information or video evidence to call Madison Area Crime Stoppers at 608-266-6014 or go to p3tips.com.
Dane County judicial candidates make their case at Bar Association forum
Although Huma Ahsan and Ben Jones are backed by various liberal and Democratic officials, they said that as judges, they would be impartial.
Texas grand jury declines to indict former Bucks player in assault case
Patrick Beverley was arrested in November, but Monday's announcement means he will not be indicted. He had been free on a $40,000 bond.
Video: Longtime Porta Bella customers share memories as closure nears
Porta Bella, which is closing Saturday after 58 years, means more to many than just tasty Italian food.
Brat Fest deadline nears for nonprofits hoping to fundraise by volunteering
Nearly 3,000 volunteers serve at Brat Fest every year. Nonprofits that sign up to volunteer earn $12 per hour.
As millions dig out, more on the way
NEW YORK — Millions across the northeastern United States contended with treks to school and work Tuesday as they dug out from a major — and in some areas record-breaking — storm that blanketed the region with snow, canceled flights,…






