Wisconsin State Journal Local News

May 17, 1989 – September 26, 2025

August 17, 1940 – September 26, 2025

Christian Fitzgerald recorded his first collegiate hat trick as the Badgers started the season 2-0.

A hat trick of doubles, an "aberration" of an error and an 11-pitch at-bat all contributed to the Brewers' most productive first inning of the season.

The Badgers could not pick up a ranked victory over Michigan on Saturday. Here are three plays that proved pivotal in the Big Ten matchup.

Luke Fickell talked about "competitive spirit," but the Badgers started their fourth center and third quarterback of the season. It's no wonder the offense struggled against Michigan after impressive start.

The Wisconsin football coach explained his decision to keep his timeouts in his pocket late against the Wolverines, which many fans saw as throwing up a white flag.

The Badgers were within striking distance until the end at Michigan Stadium, largely because of their defense. Here's what it can do to finish off one of these upset bids.

A three-goal second period helped the Badgers establish momentum in their fourth consecutive victory to open the season.

The Brewers’ offense responded to a five-day rest while the Cubs’ starting pitcher wilted on short rest.

The start couldn't have gone much better for the Brewers in Game 1 of the NLDS. How would you grade their efforts in the win?

The Badgers didn't turn in an inspiring effort but they kept it competitive for a while. Here's how columnist Jim Polzin graded Wisconsin.

The Badgers hung around early but could not capitalize on the chances the Wolverines gave them in a double-digit defeat on the road.

The Wisconsin offense looked like it should ... for a series. But the ending proved too familiar for the Badgers.

Michigan used a dominant second half to pull away from Wisconsin. Here's your chance to grade the Badgers' performance.

Check out what the scene is like inside of American Family Field ahead of Game 1 of the NLDS between Milwaukee and Chicago.

She promoted humanitarian causes and the need to protect the natural world, and tried to balance the grim realities of the climate crisis with hope for the future, admirers say.

The Brewers brought back a pitcher from the injured list in time to throw against the Cubs in the NLDS.

Again, major population growth is projected in Madison. But again, no announcements are being made about major new road construction or bypasses. And the Department of Transportation admits there is no room to expand the Beltline.