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Remarkable goal helps Wisconsin men's hockey rally for overtime win: Likes, dislikes
Quinn Finley scored twice and Daniel Laatsch beat Lindenwood with an overtime goal as the Badgers averted disaster.
How this Packers tight end was prepared for his remarkable NFL rise
After undergoing an impressive transformation in college, the second-year tight end's breakout on the NFL scene is nothing he hasn't dealt with before.
Why a Wisconsin safety was next up in team's punt returner roulette
One of the Badgers' stars tried his hand at returning punts. But Wisconsin's special teams, at least in the return game, still struggled.
Polzin: How a 'no BS' approach from its lead runner has given Wisconsin's offense an identity
Tawee Walker has scored six touchdowns in two games and rushed for a career-high 198 yards in a win over Rutgers.
How Wisconsin's defense got its fight back after getting two 'gut punches' last month
The Badgers defense never let Rutgers build momentum in Saturday's big win. Here's a look at how they bottled up a talented running back and suffocated the Scarlet Knights.
No. 1 Wisconsin women's hockey passes season's first major test: Likes, dislikes
Laney Potter scored twice and Ava McNaughton made 33 saves as the top-ranked Badgers held off No. 3 Minnesota Duluth.
Even grandma would be proud of Wisconsin football grades vs. Rutgers
Wisconsin's defense never let Rutgers get started, which led columnist Jim Polzin to offer lofty grades for the Badgers in their win.
Cold Play plays Camp Randall in this week's You Toon caption contest
Fill in the caption with a clever quip by Wednesday and win publication of your line with the cartoon in next Sunday’s newspaper. You’ll also receive a signed print of the cartoon by artist Phil Hands.
3 key plays from Wisconsin football's blowout win at Rutgers
The Badgers hit a new gear the last two weeks. Here are the key plays that helped Wisconsin dominate Rutgers.
Polzin: What I did and didn't like from Wisconsin football's dominance of Rutgers
The Badgers rushing game got cranked up and the defense bottled up Rutgers. Columnist Jim Polzin says there was a lot to like in this one.
3 things that stood out in Wisconsin football's blowout win at Rutgers
Wisconsin's fast start helped the Badgers control the game and run away with the Big Ten win.
Poll: How would you grade Wisconsin football's performance at Rutgers
Here's your chance to grade the Badgers in their game at Rutgers.
Wisconsin football loses key weapon on offense during first half at Rutgers
Here's what we know about an injury to one of Wisconsin's main contributors on offense.
Scientists in France recreate the head of ancient 9-foot-long bug
Most fossils of the extinct creatures have no heads, but researchers analyzed complete fossils of juveniles and were able to develop a model of the head.
Racine firefighter killed in motorcycle-car crash at Alpine Valley entrance
The driver of the car, a 17-year-old boy from Eagle, was uninjured and is fully cooperating with the investigation, the Walworth County Sheriff’s Office said.
Steve Arnold: Vote 'yes' to get Fitchburg budget out of vise
FITCHBURG — As a former mayor of the rapidly growing city of Fitchburg, I appreciate how damaging state-imposed levy limits are to the ability of municipalities to deliver the services residents want.
What will the Madison School District cut if its $100 million operating referendum fails?
The School Board could balance the 2024-25 budget by dipping into reserves, but after that, it would need a long-term solution.
In an election that hinges on the slimmest of margins, this race could prove one of the most consequential
In Wisconsin, a state notorious for its razor-thin margins, the U.S. Senate race pits Democrat Tammy Baldwin against Republican Eric Hovde.
Eric Hovde: 'I’m deeply concerned about the economic path that we’ve been on'
Hovde said many of the economic issues that drove him to run in 2012 still persist today as he hopes to oust incumbent U.S. Sen. Baldwin, D-Madison.
Tammy Baldwin: 'People are angry about losing rights and freedoms'
While she has long championed abortion rights, it has never been as central to an election as this one, the first since Roe v. Wade was overturned.