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Tracking which Wisconsin men's basketball players are headed to the transfer portal
Offseason has arrived for the Badgers, meaning that transfer portal activity and movement is in full swing. Here's the latest on which players from the program have entered the portal.
Wisconsin men's basketball reserve guard enters transfer portal
The Badgers lost their first player to the transfer portal this offseason. Here's what to know.
UW-Eau Claire chancellor Jim Schmidt to leave for new job at Virginia university
Jim Schmidt is the fourth chancellor to either announce a departure or a retirement in the last year, and contributes to the years-long string of turnover of chancellors.
Madison Parks seeks volunteers for largest cleanup effort on Earth Day
Madison Parks has honored Earth Day for nearly 30 years by recruiting volunteers for the Earth Day Challenge.
What bill drew the most lobbying in Wisconsin last session? You might be surprised
“There are hundreds of millions of dollars at stake," bill co-author and Senate Majority Leader Devin LeMahieu said.
Trump's funding cuts threaten Wisconsin Ice Age Trail's projects and programs
Staff have been cut at the National Park Office that supports the trail and grant freezes are causing a nonprofit to pause 4 trail construction projects.
Pink Heifer Saloon's new Madison restaurant is part of its meaty plan
The Madison restaurant will be fast casual with counter service. It will serve Texas-style brisket, chicken, pork, Pink Heifer's elaborate Southwest salad and mac n' cheese with and without meat.
OUR VIEW: Eat a brat to support Wisconsin's top student spellers
Spelling-bee tailgate will celebrate academics with the same gusto as sports
Wisconsin's top spellers to be crowned Saturday
Fifty-four champion spellers will compete Saturday in the annual Badger State Spelling Bee, with the top two advancing to the national competition.
Melissa Grayson and Isaac Sung best for Sun Prairie schools | Kaleena Stephan
The Sun Prairie School District needs school board members who will champion equity, transparency and real community engagement. That’s why I’m excited to support Melissa Grayson and Isaac Sung — dedicated advocates committed to putting students first, listening to teachers…
City of Madison needs to trim its bureaucracy | Jerry Darda
Though the focus of draining the swamp is in Washington, Madison has quite a deep swamp of its own to drain.
Judge Susan Crawford isn't the politician in this race for Supreme Court | Josann M. Reynolds
As a recently retired circuit court judge, I made it a priority to stay out of politics. I was appointed by Gov. Scott Walker and was twice elected to the bench by the good citizens of Dane County. After watching…
Ron Johnson should serve his constituents for once | Tom Whittaker
It's obvious that U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Oshkosh, does not believe in science or public education. If he did, he would stand up for us Wisconsinites against the flagrant actions by the president to privatize both.
Bucks say Damian Lillard out indefinitely with deep vein thrombosis in his right calf
Milwaukee Bucks guard Damian Lillard is taking blood-thinning medication and the Bucks provided no target date for his potential return.
Olympic favorite Ilia Malinin of the US aims to defend his figure skating world title (copy)
BOSTON — Ilia Malinin was standing in the baggage claim area of Boston Logan International Airport when a young man politely came up beside him. He pulled out an envelope filled with dozens of 8x10 photographs of the world champion…
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Robin Pingeton hired as next Wisconsin women's basketball coach (copy)
The University of Wisconsin has tabbed an established Power Four coach to turn around its women’s basketball program.
Stylistic versatility: Those left in the NCAA Tournament have proven they can win a lot of ways (copy)
Houston and Gonzaga met in a second-round NCAA Tournament matchup last weekend in Wichita, Kansas, that could as easily have been played in the Final Four, the way Kelvin Sampson’s and Mark Few’s teams had played throughout the season.
Plan to tear down Humanities building, revitalize prisons hits snag at Capitol
The tied vote lets the Legislature's budget committee choose which projects to prioritize as part of the upcoming biennial budget negotiations.
Escaped otters cavort in the snow as the zoo's search continues
Security video footage shows an otter leaving the stoop of a building and launching itself into a belly slide on the snow, its forepaws snapping to its side.