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The replacements: How the Packers hope to fill their passing game void created by Christian Watson’s season-ending knee injury
Who's going to step up for the passing game in the place of the injured receiver?
The 3 most likely outcomes of the Xavier Lucas vs. Wisconsin football transfer portal battle
Examining what the endgames might be for the corner and the team as they clash regarding his ability to enter the transfer portal.
Training sessions prove 'motivating' for this in-state Wisconsin wrestling recruit
The Badgers will have a familiar face joining them in 2026 from not too far down the road of Madison's campus.
Global world needs one big worldwide time zone | Richard S. Russell
The letter to the editor "Making daylight saving time permanent is safer" last Sunday recommended switching to daylight saving time permanently.
Liberal arts education still teaches very valuable skills | Elena Levy-Navarro
Instead of the traditional New Year’s resolution, this year I’m making a wish list. At the top of my wish list is a much-needed sea change in our country’s monolithic educational system.
Democrats now serve faculty lounge instead of factory floor | Dennis Carlson
Monday's State Journal had two opinions about the future of the Democratic Party. The one by Dan Turrentine, "Democrats need new leaders, clear agenda for resurgence," was insightful. The one by T. J. Rooney, "Trump chaos, GOP conflict will help…
First responders in Gaza deserve support from local EMTs | Emily Hacker
When I became an EMT in 2011, the mantra I heard the most was: "We're all family." This meant that EMTs, paramedics, firefighters, police officers, dispatchers, doctors and nurses are all working together toward a common goal. We're all here…
What to know about Wisconsin men's basketball's opponent, Minnesota
A Minnesota player who has been a thorn in the Badgers' side is set to play in his final game at the Kohl Center.
Polzin: Former Sun Prairie volleyball star dreamed of playing in her home state. She will as a pro
She wanted to play for the Wisconsin Badger but instead ended up at Louisville. She's thrilled to be playing for Madison LOVB after professional stops in Italy and Michigan.
The replacements: How the Packers hope to fill their passing game void created by Christian Watson’s season-ending knee injury (copy)
Who's going to step up for the passing game in the place of the injured receiver?
Josh Jacobs, Xavier McKinney earn 2024 Tom Mulhern Stand-Up Guy award
The duo of players always were professional with media, and garnered this award in return.
Wisconsin football adds 3 more assistant coaches
Badgers coach Luke Fickell bolsters staff with an experienced offensive coach and two early-career coaches as offseason transition continues.
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Josh Jacobs, Xavier McKinney earn 2024 Tom Mulhern Stand-Up Guy award
The duo of players always were professional with media, and garnered this award in return.
Local digest for Fri. Jan. 10
Person hurt moving burning food container
SETTING IT STRAIGHT
A headline element for a front-page story Thursday misidentified the lake hosting the Ice and Snow Sailing World Championships Feb. 3-8. The site is Lake Mendota.
New Lisbon triple homicide suspect arrested in Elroy
The man wanted in last week’s triple homicide in New Lisbon was arrested Thursday in Elroy, authorities said.
Firefighters make progress slowing wildfires
LOS ANGELES — A new fire prompted evacuations Thursday in and around Los Angeles even as firefighters aided by calmer winds saw the first signs of successfully beating back the region’s deadly and devastating wildfires, while the enormity of the…
Jimmy Carter lauded for humility and service in Washington before being laid to rest in Georgia
WASHINGTON — Jimmy Carter was celebrated Thursday for his personal humility and public service before, during and after his presidency during a funeral at Washington National Cathedral featuring the kind of pageantry the 39th U.S. president typically eschewed.