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Packers ship veteran cornerback Rasul Douglas to Bills at NFL trade deadline
Minutes before the league deadline on Tuesday afternoon, Packers general manager Brian Gutekunst sent Douglas to Buffalo, despite the veteran being the short-handed Packers' most reliable defensive back.
Wisconsin hockey player says neck guards 'something that we should push for' after tragedy
A death caused by a hockey player being cut by an opponent's skate blade has raised the topic of neck protection. Here's what Badgers players and coaches are saying.
What to know about No. 2 Wisconsin volleyball's next opponent, Purdue
The Wisconsin volleyball team ended a two-match losing streak to Purdue the last time the teams met. Here's more info on Wednesday's match.
Man smashed his way into hardware store, struck a pedestrian with vehicle, complaint says
Tyler J. Middleton, 24, told police he was trying to get a shovel from the hardware store.
1 dead, 1 arrested on tentative vehicular homicide charges in Juneau County crash
One person died and two others, including the driver, were injured in a single-vehicle crash in the Juneau County town of Necedah Oct. 24. The driver was later arrested on suspicion of vehicular homicide.
Inmate dies at Juneau County Jail
An inmate at the Juneau County Jail died on Monday afternoon.
Jamaican man arrested in Grant County fraud probe gets 21 months for illegally reentering U.S.
In 2017, Andre Bowyer was convicted of conspiracy to commit mail fraud in Louisiana in a fake lottery scheme that prayed on elderly and vulnerable victims.
Woman faces third OWI after rollover crash on Beltline, Madison police say
The woman, Lori A. Frisch, 57, was taken to a hospital for her injuries, Madison police said.
5 things to know about the WIAA high school volleyball state tournaments
With the Waunakee girls seeking their first title since 1991 and the Middleton boys trying to secure their first ever, here's what to know about the WIAA volleyball state tournaments.
2 report gunshots on South Side Monday night, Madison police say
Two people reported gunshots in the area of Moorland Road and Wayland Drive on the South Side on Monday night, Madison police said.
Gov. Tony Evers sues Republican Legislature over 'unconstitutionally' blocking UW pay raises
The lawsuit was filed directly with the liberal-majority Wisconsin Supreme Court.
How to watch, stream, listen to Wisconsin volleyball vs. Purdue
The Badgers host a ranked opponent at the UW Field House for the first time in nearly two months Wednesday.
Woman treated at hospital after stabbing during South Side disturbance, Madison police say
Officers sent to the 2300 block of Allied Drive early Sunday found a “chaotic scene,” with dozens of people in the area, some who attempted to interfere with police.
Portage police officer hits hole in one, wins new truck
A Portage police officer will be driving a brand new $50,000 truck after hitting a hole-in-one at a golf-outing last month.
Sauk County plans major extension to link Great Sauk and the 400 State Trail
The Great Sauk State Trail’s proposed lengthening could stretch it about 28 miles northwest, passing through Baraboo, North Freedom and Rock Springs along the way.
How to watch, stream, listen to Wisconsin men's basketball vs. UW-Stevens Point
How to tune into the first public game against an opponent for Wisconsin men's basketball this season.
Authorities identify 2 killed in crash on Highway 151 caused by wrong-way driver
The Dodge County Sheriff’s Office on Monday identified the two people who died in a head-on crash on Highway 151, near Highway 49, early Wednesday.
You can buy a coat for $1 at St. Vinny's on Thursday
St. Vincent de Paul's Dig & Save Outlet Store on 1900 S. Park Street is for the entire month of November offering up its variety of jackets and coats for the small price tag.
Judge dismisses Brett Favre defamation suit, saying Shannon Sharpe used hyperbole over welfare money
The judge ruled that Shannon Sharpe used constitutionally protected speech on a sports broadcast when he criticized Brett Favre's connection to a welfare misspending case in Mississippi.
Rapid City hotel sued again; Wisconsin family claims discrimination for 'unmistakably racial' incident
The Grand Gateway Hotel faces another lawsuit after a Wisconsin family filed a complaint in federal court last week claiming they were denied rooms based on race.






