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How a troubling trend is impacting girls high school basketball in Wisconsin
A look at the reasons behind a stark decrease in participation in high school girls basketball.
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scores 31 as Thunder rout Bucks
Milwaukee's Giannis Antetokounmpo had 21 points, 12 rebounds and 10 assists for his 52nd career triple-double, but it wasn't enough as Oklahoma City won 121-105.
Girls basketball players are proving 'a demographic that has been overlooked' was a huge mistake
A new favorite in footwear has emerged for high school girls basketball players. Here's why players are making a change.
Polzin: Why Greg Gard isn't whining about NCAA Tournament path chosen for Wisconsin men's basketball
The Badgers thought they'd open in Milwaukee on Friday. Instead, it's Denver on Thursday. Their leader chose to look at the positives of that assignment.
5 things to know about Wisconsin men's basketball's first NCAA Tournament opponent, Montana
History repeats itself for the Badgers during March Madness, as they face a first-round foe from 13 years ago. Get to know the Big Sky champs.
Wisconsin men's basketball misses out on Milwaukee, gets sent west to play Montana in NCAA Tournament
After falling to Michigan in the Big Ten Tournament title game, the Badgers learned Sunday where they'll be headed to kick off NCAA Tournament competition.
3 things that stood out from Wisconsin men's basketball's Big Ten final loss to Michigan
The Badgers struggled to finish in the conference championship game against one of the best close-game teams in the Big Ten this season.
Polzin: What I liked and didn't like from Wisconsin's loss to Michigan in Big Ten Tourney title game
The Badgers men's basketball team could not recover from poor shot selection in the Big Ten Tournament title game.
Lifelong Learner: How adult learners can enhance their education with AI
You can leverage artificial intelligence to become more efficient in your pursuit of educational and professional goals.
Update: Suspect sought in afternoon stabbing on State Street
Madison police are looking for a man who stabbed someone just before 2 p.m. Saturday on the 500 block of State Street.
Hands on Wisconsin: What's better than finding a leprechaun's pot o' gold?
With the price of eggs still on the rise, they are becoming as rare and precious as a leprechaun's gold. Happy St. Patrick's Day, everyone!
Police investigating Sunday morning shooting on Far East Side
Police were called after multiple reports of shots fired, police said. Shortly after, someone arrived at hospital with non-life threatening injuries.
Dr. Zorba Paster: The measles outbreak is no joke; get your child vaccinated
Wisconsin is shamefully low at rates of immunization.
Garden calendar | For the week of March 16
Tips for your flowers, trees and shrubs.
See who the Wisconsin State Journal is endorsing for Madison City Council
After hours of interviewing candidates, our editorial board makes its recommendations in the April 1 election
UW-Madison is again on Trump's investigation list, this time for ties to a minority Ph.D recruiter
The investigation follows the "Dear Colleague" letter from February decreeing all universities that receive federal funding had two weeks to eliminate programs or practices related to diversity, equity and inclusion.
Violations for oversalting sidewalks rose in Madison this winter, but still no fines
Resident-initiated complaints for oversalting rose this winter, too.
How a 'chaotic' game for a Wisconsin women's hockey defender ended with a Frozen Four berth
Badgers sophomore Ava Murphy was a key piece in the victory, which ended the team's home portion of the schedule on a high note.
George Soros is champion of democracy, unlike Elon Musk | Louise Robbins
Anyone who takes seriously the statement that George Soros is “worse” than Elon Musk hasn’t been paying attention to Musk, the world's richest man, proudly dismantling our government and treating public servants with cruelty and disdain.
NIH research paved the way for medical advancements | Martie Cody
I have been a nurse for more than 40 years. I am still working full time. In that time I have seen advancements in medicine as a benefit from National Institute of Health research.