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The Badgers football team has a lot of questions to answer heading into its second bye week. Here are three plays that helped lead to a blowout loss at Iowa.

The Badgers' blowout loss at Iowa shows how much farther they have to improve after a mirage of a winning streak last month.

Iowa's running game gained 329 yards and scored five touchdowns to dominate the Badgers.

The Badgers got hammered 42-10 at Iowa. How would you grade Wisconsin's performance?

Madison Edgewood forced to play out of system in Saturday's WIAA Division 2 girls volleyball sectional final loss to Waukesha Catholic Memorial

The Econ Quiz has an ongoing fascination with changes in consumer payment methods. According to the 2024 Diary of Consumer Payment Choice, cash and checks continue to lose the contest for most popular form of payment. In 2016, the average…

Simon Tassy's power-play goal gave the Badgers the lead and Tommy Scarfone made it stand up for the team's first win in six games.

The loss of an Ivy League runner to graduation didn't stop the Vikings from posting their best state tournament finish in 16 years.

The Norskies' top tandem both reached the medal stand in the program's first trip to The Ridges Golf Course in 25 years.

OAKDALE — A man working in a construction zone on Interstate 90 was killed Friday night when a driver lost control of the pickup he was driving and crashed into a piece of road surfacing machinery.

With a near 100% chance of rain during the game, Detroit could have its hands full in its first outdoor game of the season. Here's what to watch for Sunday.

A prolonged recovery from an injury didn't slow a runner who committed to a Division I college program this weekend.

Middleton earned its second consecutive trip to the state tournament by beating a conference opponent for a sectional title.

The Wildcats' debutant nearly didn't run this fall, and her season was nearly a golden finish. Now she can prepare for the club season of the sport she almost played.

Teammates pushed each other all season and that push led one of them to become a state champion.

A sectional championship celebration wasn't in the cards for the Spartans, who lost to a No. 9 seed, but they hope is a multi-year run for a standout junior class.