La Crosse Tribune Sports News

The crisis triggered by FIFA chief Gianni Infantino's abandoned proposal to sell a stake in the World Cup deepened on Tuesday.

The BadgerExtra reporting team will hold an event Aug. 24 to chat with fans about the coming football season. Here are the details for the free get together.

Ohio State enters the season favored to secure its second national championship in three years, led by Heisman hopefuls QB Julian Sayin and WR Jeremiah Smith.

Trey Smack has been off and on in his first few training camp sessions. Green Bay's coach will see more once preseason games begin.

The unveiling comes after Cleveland was announced as one of three expansion franchises that will enter the WNBA over the next four years.

It was a dizzying day of activity, and when the smoke cleared after the trade deadline, we learned who’s actually serious about challenging the Dodgers, and which teams are pretenders.

Injuries heal, but the mental recovery can take much longer. Area athletes share how fear, doubt and anxiety followed them on the road back to competition.

Matt Arnold tweaked the roster by adding some pitching depth. But the splash move that was hinted at in recent weeks never materialized for the franchise.

Green Bay got its first crack at "real football" as the intensity was dialed up at training camp on Monday.

The NL Central-leading Brewers, who entered with the best overall record in the majors, dropped to 1-6 this season against the division-rival Pirates.

The Philadelphia Phillies acquired three-time batting champion Luis Arraez from the San Francisco Giants ahead of Monday's trade deadline.

Dustin May and JoJo Romero are set to join Milwaukee on a deal from St. Louis, as reported on Monday afternoon.

White House phone calls. Talks with NCAA leadership and every major member conference. Here’s how the Protect College Sports Act got back on track.

Wisconsin's 2026-27 nonconference schedule is here, with trips to the Bahamas, Philadelphia and Nashville highlighting a slate that features multiple marquee matchups.

The problems facing football specifically, and college sports generally, aren’t player-related. They’re all at the feet of the adults in the room.

Michele Meyer-Shipp became executive director of the Fritz Pollard Alliance five months ago, aiming to improve minority hiring in top NFL coaching and executive roles amid ongoing diversity challenges in the league.

Robert Gasser went through a couple of difficult years after a strong start to his young career. Now he's seemingly gaining ground for Milwaukee as it surges toward the playoffs.

Gabe Whited, who helped Onalaska win a conference title last season, is making the jump to a prep school in Kansas City.

The Milwaukee Brewers were denied the chance to become the first team in the majors to reach 70 wins on the season.

Green Bay's right tackle is no longer going by the name Zach Tom, and some other players stood out on a Sunday practice.