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WIAA Div. 4 boys basketball: Mineral Point saves best for last in topping Melrose-Mindoro for first state berth since 1974
The Pointers get a key sideline save from senior Alec Schmitz and pull out a 58-55 sectional-semifinal win over the Mustangs.
The Devil's Advocates take unlikely path to talk radio
The Mic 92.1 FM, which nearly didn't make it past its third year, has survived 11 years and become one of the most successful progressive talk radio stations in the country.
The Mic adapts, perseveres in difficult progressive talk radio landscape
The Mic 92.1 FM, which nearly didn't make it past its third year, has survived 11 years and become one of the most successful progressive talk radio stations in the country.
WIAA state boys basketball: Tournament schedule
WIAA STATE BOYS BASKETBALL
USHL: Capitols fall short in Cedar Rapids
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa — Tommy Muck’s first-period power-play goal briefly pulled the Madison Capitols even, but the Cedar Rapids RoughRiders dominated the rest of the way in a 4-1 victory in a U.…
WIAA boys basketball: Mineral Point heads to state for first time since 1974
Alec Schmitz and senior guard Sy Staver shouldered most of the scoring load down the stretch, combining for 13 of Mineral Point's 20 fourth-quarter points.
Badgers sports: Softball team ties school record against Memphis
The University of Wisconsin softball team flexed its muscles in defeating Marist 6-3 and Memphis 14-7 at the College of Charleston Invitational on Saturday in Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina.
Badgers men's hockey: Regular season ends with record 25th loss
If you’re looking for the instant when members of the University of Wisconsin men’s hockey team saw their season go from cruel to macabre, it might have been Saturday night.
WIAA boys basketball: Madison East earns first WIAA Division 1 state tournament berth since 1990
BELOIT — What a week it has been for Matt Miota.
WIAA state girls basketball: Around the Resch Center
Ogunbowale named Miss Basketball
WIAA state girls basketball: Milwaukee DSHA, Pius XI roll to titles
ASHWAUBENON — Arike Ogunbowale scored 27 points as Milwaukee Divine Savior Holy Angels beat D.C. Everest 64-29 to win the WIAA Division 1 state girls basketball title on Saturday night at the …
WIAA state girls basketball: Whitewater caps undefeated season with Division 3 championship
ASHWAUBENON — Tears of joy streamed down sophomore Myriama Smith-Traore’s face as the realization of a perfect season began to sink in.
WIAA boys basketball: East Troy wins, first state berth eludes River Valley
MIDDLETON — The River Valley boys basketball team was amped up for the sectional final Saturday.
Tom Oates: Possible NCAA No. 1 seed UW plays like a No. 1 seed in Big Ten tournament victory over Purdue
CHICAGO — The door opened just a crack for the University of Wisconsin men’s basketball team on Friday night, when No. 2 Duke and No. 3 Virginia lost in the semifinals of the ACC tournament.
Tom Still: Portals for doing business abroad are wide open for Wisconsin companies
WAUWATOSA – Neil Karolek, the gregarious yet all-business president of TLX Technologies in Pewaukee, is blunt when he talks about his company’s entry into international markets.
Badgers women's hockey: Freshman Annie Pankowski's two goals lead way to Frozen Four
Annie Pankowski scored two goals as the University of Wisconsin women's hockey team advanced to next weekend's Frozen Four with a 5-1 victory over Boston University on Saturday at LaBahn Arena.
WIAA boys basketball: Mount Horeb secures first state berth since 1941
SUN PRAIRIE — Back in November, the Mount Horeb boys basketball team gathered in tuxedos for a photo shoot on the corner bearing the village’s only streetlight — with Main Street businesses an…
WIAA state girls basketball: Pep talk sends Chloe Pustina, Cuba City to Division 4 state title
ASHWAUBENON -- Chloe Pustina was in a shooting funk and she knew it.
Cops should not be trained to kill -- E. Rick and Marnie B. Beebe
What could the officer who killed Tony Robinson have been thinking? If officers are trained to kill in these situations, then the training needs to change.
No shade of justice is perfect -- Chuck Friedrichs
Imagine if Madison police Officer Matt Kenny was an African-American police officer and Tony Robinson was an unarmed white teenager. Should we be any less concerned?