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Why offseason changes reaffirmed Wisconsin AD's faith in coach Luke Fickell
Badgers athletic director Chris McIntosh spoke about the shifts he sees in the football program's approach to the offseason and why he's confident 2026 will be better on the field.
Where Wisconsin women's hockey series vs. Ohio State leaves rankings, standings
The Badgers and the Buckeyes each won a game in their WCHA series at LaBahn Arena. Here's what it meant to national rankings voters.
Sweep keeps Wisconsin men's hockey in top 15 of national rankings
A pair of one-goal victories against last-place Notre Dame kept the Badgers where they started the week in the national rankings.
Wisconsin's 'blackout' license plate flying off the shelf
The black-out license plate has brought in nearly $380,000 in revenue its first month, and a retro yellow plate has brought in just over $48,000.
Red Sox acquire Caleb Durbin in trade with Brewers to address their infield
Third baseman Caleb Durbin is heading to the Boston Red Sox in a six-player trade with the Milwaukee Brewers after finishing third in NL rookie of the year balloting.
Andy Pennington to succeed George Stanley as Wisconsin Watch CEO
A veteran local news leader with deep Wisconsin roots, Pennington brings more than two decades of experience building sustainable, public-service journalism.
Fired Mount Horeb coach arrested for alleged stalking, sex assault of former athlete
Dave Chancellor, a former track-and-field and girls cross-country coach, has been arrested on tentative charges of stalking and fourth-degree sexual assault, Mount Horeb police said.
Middleton mayor files restraining order against former staffer, City Council candidate
Emily Kuhn alleges that after her State of the City address on March 27 at a Middleton bar, Mark Opitz groped her and tried to unzip her pants.
Taylor continues to lead Lazar in Wisconsin Supreme Court race fundraising
The contest, the third in four years for the high court, carries less drama than the state’s previous two judicial elections in that the outcome of the race won’t affect the balance of the court.
Judge tosses motion to dismiss Madison’s missing ballots case
Madison and former Clerk Maribeth Witzel-Behl had argued the city cannot be sued over the error because absentee voting is a privilege and not a constitutional right.
Driver injured crashing pickup truck into South Park Street pet store
The driver crashed his pickup truck into Nutzy Mutz & Crazy Catz, 1709 S. Park St., about 9:10 a.m. Monday, according to the Madison police and fire departments.
Phil and Jimmy are entertainers, not meteorologists
The forecast made on Groundhog Day is an example of a folklore weather forecast. Although memorable, the folklore forecasts are of uneven quality.
Stevens Point man convicted in road rage homicide of Mallards umpire
Conor McKenzie was thrown from the passenger seat of the SUV and killed when the SUV driver and another man started chasing each other.
SOS: Columbus couple’s gas bill billing imbroglio resolved
St. Maurice accepted Jahns’ explanation of the problem and admitted to his error, but wondered why it took so long for WE to identify and help him fix it.
Wisconsin man gets 80 months in prison for defrauding friends out of more than $800,000
Cory Kromray also was ordered to pay $828,266.71 in restitution to his victims.
Wanted man who held woman against her will arrested after police pursuit
The suspect, a 28-year-old Madison man, was injured scaling a fence while fleeing his disabled vehicle, taken to a local hospital for medical treatment, then jailed.
Cheese from around the world to descend on Madison next month
The event at Monona Terrace is scheduled to begin March 3 with more than 3,300 entries from around the world.
Tom Still: Despite caution signs, state investors aim to follow balanced road
The diversity of the state’s emerging and mature medical technology firms offers some economic insulation from a blend of factors, global and local, that point to challenges down the road.
Wisconsin regulators to host public hearing on massive Port Washington data center
The proposal from We Energies, a subsidiary of WEC Energy Group, calls for a 672-acre campus in Port Washington that would open at roughly 1.3 gigawatts of energy demand in 2027.
How the 2026 flu season is going, according to Public Health
Flu cases are at a moderate level in Madison and Dane County, and it is unclear if respiratory illness season has peaked yet.






