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Andrew Fischer, Baseball America's minor league player of the year, is "ready (for) whenever I get my name called" by the Milwaukee Brewers.

The Green Bay Packers continued their push to revamp the offensive line by signing a veteran guard who shined with the Badgers well over a decade ago.

So far in 2026, about 44% of Wisconsin's measles cases have been in children ages 5 to 17.

Milwaukee Brewers manager Pat Murphy met with a group of reporters on Tuesday ahead of the team's NLDS workout. Here's what stood out the most.

The 17-foot-long canoe made from white oak is believed to be around 1,000 years old and adds to a growing list of historic finds in Wisconsin.

Questions still surround who will be on the Milwaukee Brewers' roster for playoffs, with the decision likely coming down to who they will face in the NLDS.

If you've never written a letter to the editor, or even if you regularly submit your views to the Wisconsin State Journal, this live event is for you.

The city is looking for a private partner to help it transform the more than 230-acre Northeast Park.

This week’s girls sports 5 stars includes a Badger Conference girls tennis champion and a cross country runner with a breakthrough performance.

BadgerExtra studied all 15 snaps of Wisconsin’s double-mug defense the past two games. Here’s how the look is forcing offenses to adjust.

Though the start has been disappointing for the Packers, there are still 14 games left to turn things around.

Under the Trump administration, why would any country trust the United States?

Some people are expressing support for socialism because of the problems and failures of capitalism. But supporters have a habit of comparing capitalism in practice with socialism in theory.

Three more state constitutional amendments are on the November ballot.

BadgerExtra columnist Jim Polzin answers a question from a reader in his mailbag.

The junior got his start alongside his older brother and hasn't looked back while playing a key role for the Cardinals.

Fifteen years ago, Russell Wilson and Montee Ball powered Wisconsin to a 48-17 rout of Nebraska in a top-10 showdown and the Cornhuskers’ Big Ten debut.

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