Green Bay Press Gazette Sports Headlines

Stations have been moved and watching the process will change as registration of the huge fish goes contactless for coronavirus mitigation.

Follow beat writer Jim Owczarski's live blog as he provides updates from the Bucks' game against the Pistons.

Basketball teams were in action

UW pulled within 26-23 with 6 minutes 19 seconds in the first half but Michigan answered with a 14-0 run and built a 40-point lead.

Marquette (6-6, 2-4) takes on Providence (7-5, 3-3) on Tuesday night at Fiserv Forum.

The Bucks canceled their Tuesday practice a short time after the NBA and players association sent out advanced coronavirus protocols.

The night was historic for Alabama as Nick Saban won his seventh national title in a defeat of Ohio State in the College Football Playoff title game.

Eleven games into the season the ball sharing highlights are already stacking up for the Bucks.

Results for Jan. 11.

The Bucks are back o the road Monday night facing the Orlando Magic. Get live updates from beat writer Jim Owczarski

Caitlyn Hibner is enjoying a career season as a senior for the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay women's basketball team.

In their next six games, the Golden Eagles (6-6, 2-4 Big East) will face opponents ranked lower at kenpom.com.

Nate Reuvers has been a rock for UW on both ends of the floor in the second half of league games. His play early in games has been subpar, however.

Jim Gosz became the seventh boys basketball coach in state history to win 600 games with Dominican's 68-47 victory over Brookfield Academy Saturday at home.

The harsh reality of playing their sport during a pandemic was never lost on the Milwaukee Bucks as they began this season.

Basketball and hockey teams were in action

UWGB won its third straight win a comeback victory over Oakland on Saturday.

Follow beat writer Jim Owczarski's live blog as he provides updates from the Bucks' game against the Cavaliers

The gray wolf was removed Jan. 4 from the federal Endangered Species List, allowing the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources and other state agencies to assume management of the species. The change allows lethal control measures, including hunting and trapping seasons.

The Department of Natural Resources has released a draft plan to guide elk management in Wisconsin from 2020-30.