La Crosse Tribune Sports News

Giannis Antetokounmpo’s injury comes as the Bucks already are playing without Taurean Prince and Kevin Porter Jr.

Kelly Sheffield gets mad at the No. 10 Badgers at times. But that hasn't stopped him from "enjoying this season as much as any season I’ve ever had."

The Badgers were trailing after the first quarter for the second game in a row before they found their rhythm. Here's what stood out in the victory.

The Badgers made a strong statement in the battle for second place in the Big Ten. Columnist Jim Polzin breaks down the talking points from Wednesday's sweep.

ESPN has gained out-of-market streaming rights, while NBC and Netflix will air games under a new three-year agreement announced by MLB on Wednesday.

Billy Edwards Jr. set the record straight on his injury, his attempts to return the field and more in an interview Wednesday morning.

Two matchups of Associated Press Top 25 teams will have College Football Playoff implications Saturday and a bevy of other games will impact conference races.

The La Crosse Loggers promoted a familiar face to be their manager for the 2026 season. Here's what to know.

The Kansas City Chiefs are scoring more points and allowing fewer than last season, but they have four fewer wins.

Another three-star offensive lineman has backed off his pledge to the Badgers. Here's what to know.

The Badgers junior is averaging 19.5 points per game so far this season, a hot start that has him in the early running for another prestigious honor.

The team returns experienced players at all positions as the Sabers aim to improve upon last year's .500 season.

The Bulldogs rose one spot thanks to Alabama’s loss to Oklahoma over the weekend — a result that dropped the Crimson Tide six spots to No. 10.

The rookie receiver had a 33-yard catch that led Green Bay in a crucial moment on a day that first downs didn't come easily.

Four receptions were enough to make a massive difference for an offense that was looking for a spark versus New York.

Green Bay weathered some injuries in New York and could have some key players return against the Vikings.

With the high school basketball season starting up this week, a number of intriguing storylines dot the landscape around Chippewa County.

The Badgers have bigger opponents on the horizon, starting Friday. But some adjustments and improvements defensively against SIUE could foreshadow what's to come.

The Badgers secured another blowout win to continue their perfect start to the season.

Wisconsin wraps up the home portion of its schedule with a matchup against a familiar face in Illini coach Bret Bielema. Here's what stood out from Monday's news conference.