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Monona jazz violinist touring with Jon Batiste grew up with music
Nora Germain is grateful for a little quiet time back home.
'Pump the brakes': Teachable moments apparent for Packers after mistake-filled loss
Discipline, both on and off the field, was a major talking point for Packers coach Matt LaFleur this week.
Padres blank Brewers, but magic number to clinch majors' best record drops to 2
Ryan O’Hearn’s grand slam was one of San Diego’s three homers as the Padres beat NL Central champion Milwaukee 7-0 in what could be a playoff preview.
5 high school girls sports stars of the week: Sept. 24 edition
This week's girls 5 stars feature a couple of swimmers at the top of their game and a golfer who won the city tournament.
Booing fans damage morale of Wisconsin football players | Bill Walters
I attended the Maryland vs. Wisconsin football game on Saturday. Even though I was quite disappointed with the final outcome, I was even more disappointed by a large part of the fan base as the Badgers left the field for…
Death penalty sends bad message to children | Louise Lund
Our country just suffered more violent deaths. The one of conservative activist Charlie Kirk in Utah was one of the most painful. What message do we want our children to learn from this?
Free speech isn’t absolute, comes with responsibility | Dave Glomp
We are at a crossroads in this country as we explore our constitutional rights. Every citizen has the right to believe in freedom of speech, guaranteed by our founding documents.
Is Luke Fickell’s contract too big to fail? Check out Phil Hands’ latest cartoon
The Luke Fickell era of Badgers football is turning into a disaster. Fickell was paid big bucks to put together a championship-winning team for the University of Wisconsin. Instead the football program is performing worse than in has since the…
Cowboys' CeeDee Lamb, Tyler Booker could land on IR with sprained ankles, Jerry Jones says
Cornerback Trevon Diggs injured a shoulder, and defensive tackle and former Packer Kenny Clark also injured an ankle on Sunday against the Bears.
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CLEVELAND — José Ramírez drove in a run with a swinging bunt when Cleveland rallied in a strange sixth inning against Detroit ace Tarik Skubal, and the Guardians beat the Tigers 5-2 on Tuesday night to move into a tie…
5 Madison high school football stars from Week 5 (copy)
Stellar coverage from defensive backs headline this week's high school football performances. Vote for your favorite performer from Week 5 as the Supernova.
Games in Europe await Wisconsin men's hockey in future season (copy)
The Badgers will take part in the only NCAA men's hockey tournament not held in the U.S.
Polzin: Barry Alvarez went too far in his criticism of Wisconsin football fans. Even he admits that (copy)
The former Badgers football coach and athletic director stands by his overall message about fans booing and chanting for Luke Fickell to be fired. But ... "I'm sure I overreacted."
Barbara Charovano
MOUNT HOREB — OH MY GARSH!!! Barbara Ann (Patton) Charovano ended her journey on this earth on September 18, 2025. She hugged Jesus and found her husband, George, waiting for her for their first dance together after 17 years of…
President Donald Trump is weaponizing justice system | New York Daily News
President Donald Trump’s destructive onslaught against the fair administration of justice and his politicization of prosecutorial power continue. That is what dictators do, which is one of the reasons Trump so admires them.
Obituary index for Wed., Sept. 24
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Madison teacher delivers her own baby, with her toddler as her coach
The middle school teacher found herself on the bathroom floor of her Far East Side home, unexpectedly delivering her baby girl.
20 million birds will cross Wisconsin on Wednesday; advocates call for lights out
Wisconsinites should turn off nonessential lights Wednesday, which can disorient the millions of birds migrating across the state, birding groups say.






