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Wisconsin filling wide receiver coaching vacancy with one of Luke Fickell's former players
The Badgers are filling their wide receiver coaching role with a former Ohio State quarterback and seven-year receivers coach at the Division I level.
Way-too-early look at Wisconsin men's basketball's potential NCAA Tournament bracket
The Badgers got off to a good start in 2023-24. Here's where they stand with NCAA Tournament projections, way before the tournament selection takes place.
Here are 12 places to ice skate in Madison this winter
Looking to ice skate in Madison? Here are some indoor and outdoor rinks to try this winter.
Draft Queen: Looking back on a busy 2023 in brewing
There was a lot to enjoy this past year, with some lumps along the way.
9 of Madison's wackiest, weirdest and most wonderful vehicles
From a Duckmobile to a Bubblemobile, you can see some amazing vehicles while you're wandering around the area.
Diversity, equity, inclusion divisive for white people -- Norman Jensen
When Assembly Speaker Robin Vos says diversity, equity and inclusion are divisive, what I hear is political trash talk. His criticism of DEI is Orwellian doublespeak (up is down, left is right, right is wrong). It is a white man’s…
Celebrate outstanding UW women student-athletes -- Daniel Grant
I am writing to celebrate the outstanding accomplishments of women student athletes at UW-Madison.
Recovery high schools can help students thrive -- Judith Munaker
Do you know a teen who is struggling with alcohol or drugs? You can be the change in your community for teens who want to be substance free. A bill sponsored by Sen. Jesse James, R-Altoona, and Rep. Barbara Dittrich,…
Electing Trump would return our nation to chaos -- Mark K. Allen
Questions have risen in recent weeks about how a second Trump administration would act and function. Much concern has come from the former president's own statement of wanting greater control and accepting fewer limits if reelected. The concern is the…
A new pro league changes women's hockey, and Wisconsin players are front and center
Six of the 18 free agents signed by PWHL teams were former Badgers players, a sign of the impact Wisconsin will have on the new league.
Wisconsin tight end Hayden Rucci gives update on his future plans
Badgers senior tight end Hayden Rucci has made his decision about his football plans next year. Here's what that means for the program.
With Luke Musgrave and Tucker Kraft, Packers are hopeful of dynamic pairing at tight end
Both rookies have had their moments this season. With Musgrave still mending from a lacerated kidney, Kraft has upped production in his stead.
Business Improvement District leader Matt Tramel is high on Downtown Madison's future
Matt Tramel, executive director of the Madison Central Business Improvement District, is passionate about the growing core of his adopted city.
Christmas in New York spoiled as Knicks end 9-game losing streak vs. Bucks
Milwaukee spent Christmas in New York after a pair of games at Madison Square Garden on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.
Holiday perks for the naughty and nice in Wisconsin politics
Here’s what the good boys and girls in Madison and Washington will reportedly find in their stocking this Christmas.
Beloit police investigating shooting incident that injured teenager
City of Beloit police are asking people to avoid the intersection of Porter and Yates avenues after a teenager was shot late Monday morning.
Wisconsin men's basketball moves up in AP rankings ahead of Big Ten restart
The Badgers have been tested by several top-10 teams already. Here's how things set up when they begin Big Ten play.
Ask the Weather Guys: Winter starts with shortest day, longest night
Astronomical winter begins at the winter solstice, which happened this year for the Northern Hemisphere at 9:27 p.m. Central on Thursday.
Fitchburg wants to build a teen center to provide a space for young people
"If we're not investing in our youth, we’re never really going to see change down the line," former youth intern, Awa Phatty said.