Wisconsin State Journal Local News

The Spartans' Florida State commit avenged close losses to familiar foes and claimed his first two state championships in his final high school meet.

The Wildcats rode their small, yet skilled team to their first Division 1 team runner-up finish, the program's first overall state trophy since 2000.

The Cardinals won two-thirds of the events and set three state records en route to an historic third straight Division 1 team title.

The Spartans standout improved over 90 points from his score at last season's state meet and earned runner-up honors behind the reigning two-time state champion.

Kirsten Simms' hat trick extended the Badgers' unbeaten streak to 20 games entering the playoffs.

The Badgers were handed some painful reminders in a defeat that could cost them the Big Ten title. Not learning from those tough lessons could prove more costly in March.

What the Badgers did well in the first half against the Ducks seemed to be the same areas where they struggled in the latter part of their Big Ten defeat.

The Badgers held a 15-point advantage with less than eight minutes remaining, but they could not hold onto it as Oregon rallied back to earn an overtime victory.

Questions about whether youth should have access to gender-related treatments have been more fraught.

Madison's new Housing Tracker uses charts, maps and graphs to see where new development is occurring.

In a one-on-one with BadgerExtra, the coach describes how he's changing things to prevent the same fate the last couple of years have wrought.

More details have emerged on the new Aspirus hospital coming to Chippewa Falls after the city council approved a land sale to Aspirus Health this week.

After being ejected the last time he played at the Kohl Center, Adam Pietila scored his first collegiate goal at a key time for the Badgers.

The WIAA changed its policy to prohibit transgender girls from competing in girls sports after President Donald Trump signed an executive order on the subject.

Giannis Antetokounmpo scored 18 points in limited playing time before fouling out with 3:36 remaining.

The Crusaders closed out their season among the state's best Friday after nearly not even having a team a mere weeks before the start of the season.

The Vikings' standout became the 45th person in state history to win three consecutive individual event titles, and was joined by a teammate on the podium one last time.

The Spartans won all but four events, including a pair of first-time individual titles and two state records, to capture their eight championship overall.

The Badgers scored eight goals during a six-game losing streak but responded with seven against the Irish.

Casey O'Brien moved closer to becoming the Badgers' all-time leading scorer with two goals and an assist as Wisconsin ran its unbeaten streak to 19 games.