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Still plenty of beer but fewer breweries for Saturday’s Great Taste of the Midwest in Madison
The losses won’t be as feared in the wake of steep costs for out-of-state brewers that in the past were not required to obtain a permit that now costs $1,000.
Spectrum Brands’ fiscal Q3 earnings narrowly miss analysts’ expectations
The holding company posted profit of $19.9 million, or 80 cents per share, on revenue of $666.9 million.
Wisconsin inmate sentenced to 5 years for role in guard's death at juvenile prison
The Lincoln Hills-Copper Lakes guard was punched multiple times by a 16-year-old inmate, fell and hit his head on the pavement in June 2024. He died a day later.
14 great ideas for your Madison-area weekend
Learn how to make a junk journal, watch a silent movie with a musical twist or pedal along John Nolen Drive.
Wisconsin highway pavement buckling has nearly tripled compared to 2024 (copy)
A 2022 DOT study indicated that pavement buckling is a bigger issue in Wisconsin than in other states because of weather, materials, road design, and construction and maintenance practices.
Meet our Wisconsin football's All-Badgers Quarter Century Team offense
BadgerExtra football beat reporter Colten Bartholomew breaks down his picks for the Wisconsin football All-Badgers Quarter Century Team, which features almost entirely Wisconsin-born stars from the last 25 years.
Sauk County shouldn’t cooperate with ICE | Mimi Wuest
The Sauk County Board has made us complicit in the cruel if not illegal practices of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency.
Republican gerrymandering threatens our democracy | Sam Petricca
Texas and Florida Republicans are trying to change their electoral maps with the express political purpose of retaining the House in 2026, in direct coordination with a Republican president.
Don't be fooled by the Democrats' deception | David J. Rizzo
Whether Democrats are making false statements, propagating hoaxes to tarnish their opponents or dismissing reports that might prove embarrassing, they adopt carefully crafted talking points. When eventually challenged by facts, they reflexively rely on mainstream media to shape the narrative…
Confederate statues should have informative plaques | Art Naebig
One of the many statues of Confederate Army officers (who are traitors to the United States) stood in Washington, D.C., for many years until it was finally removed in 2020.
Packers' cornerback Hobbs out after right knee surgery for torn meniscus (copy)
The cornerback signed to help lessen the blow of losing Jaire Alexander will be out of practice for the foreseeable future.
IndyCar officials and Pato O'Ward shocked by ICE-related 'Speedway Slammer' post (copy)
ARLINGTON, Texas — IndyCar driver Pato O’Ward and series officials were shocked by a social media post from the Department of Homeland Security that touts plans for an immigration detention center in Indiana dubbed “Speedway Slammer,” and includes a car…
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CHICAGO — Seiya Suzuki homered, Cade Horton threw 5 2/3 scoreless innings and the Cubs prevented a sweep from the Reds on Wednesday, winning 6-1.
Ohio State's QB competition between Julian Sayin and Lincoln Kienholz remains too close to call (copy)
COLUMBUS, Ohio — After the first quarter of Ohio State’s preseason practices, the competition between Julian Sayin and Lincoln Kienholz for the starting quarterback spot remains too close to call.
Packers training camp features strong competition among 'dynamic' receiver corps (copy)
The addition of a pair of talent rookie receivers has made the competition at receiver one of the biggest stories to watch around Green Bay’s training camp.
4 observations from Wisconsin football's 7th training camp practice (copy)
A consistent issue for a top offensive lineman, an emerging option at receiver, the depth of the D-line and more from Badgers football practice in Platteville.
MLB is calling up its first female umpire, promoting Jen Pawol for Saturday's Marlins-Braves game (copy)
NEW YORK — Jen Pawol is set to become the first woman to umpire in Major League Baseball when she works games this weekend between the Miami Marlins and Atlanta Braves.






