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Badgers coach Luke Fickell and two leaders spoke about players' futures, the LSU matchup in the ReliaQuest Bowl and more.

None of the projects take the place of the university's No. 1 priority: a new engineering building.

Artist Mary Burns of Mercer uses a high-tech jacquard loom to create stunning portraits that for the next two months are at the James Watrous Gallery at Overture Center.

The Badgers got 44 shots on goal but had trouble with Minnesota Duluth's Hailey MacLeod. Here's what happened at LaBahn Arena.

The Badgers are again hosting an NCAA volleyball regional. Here's when and how to watch star-studded teams Oregon, Penn State, Purdue and Wisconsin.

The Badgers made multiple rally attempts but couldn't get over the hump in their first home loss against the Bulldogs. Here's what stood out.

Christian Watson's play and some early defensive stops are among Jim Polzin's likes from the Packers' victory over the Chiefs.

The vehicle had fled law enforcement just before hitting the residence.

The quarterback, who was thrown into the fire against the Chiefs in 2021, was nearly perfect in the first half Sunday against Kansas City.

Here's how members of Wisconsin's congressional delegation voted on major issues last week.

Packers quarterback Jordan Love has gotten more and more creative with how he gets the ball to his receivers.

Monona Grove's Mya Tweedy was victorious at the Sun Prairie Invitational. Here’s how other high school sports events played out Saturday.

The Badgers scored a season-high six goals in beating the Buckeyes for the second straight game. Here's how it happened.

The Bucks avenged a loss in October to the Hawks, their only home defeat of the season.

At one point, officers can be heard on the body camera audio reporting that they feared for the woman's life as more time passed.

Jane Gervais made 20 saves, and the Badgers rebounded from a pair of losses by blanking the Bulldogs. Here's how it happened.

The guard played with a chip on his shoulder and Marquette coach Shaka Smart took notice.

The Badgers built up a 16-point lead in the first half but the Golden Eagles climbed back into it. Here's what stood out.

Max Klesmit shined for the Badgers in the first half as they built a big lead, and eventually held off Marquette's charge.

I would like to ask Ruben Navarrette Jr., who wrote last Sunday’s column "Why liberals have a Latino problem," why would any Latino vote for a Republican? And why, in his estimation, does he believe that the Democrats take for…