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Still-beloved ex-Packers star Aaron Jones excited to return to Lambeau Field with rival Vikings
Sunday's game will be 'full-circle moment' for the running back, who spent the first seven seasons of his decorated career with Green Bay.
Jane's Journey Home provides sanctuary for senior dogs
Jane’s Journey Home for Dogs is a shelter for dogs ages 9 and older on Highway W just southeast of Baraboo. The shelter is a large barn located on a 36-acre farm.
An unprecedented Wisconsin women's hockey team stresses unity as path to titles
No Badgers women's hockey team ever has returned more goals or points from the season before but the group also is seeking cohesion.
Polzin: Six decades later, 1963 classic might still be the ‘wooliest Rose Bowl game in history’
How Pat Richter and Wisconsin lost to Southern Cal but still managed to steal the spotlight with a crazy comeback in the fourth quarter.
Glenn Grothman will defend our Second Amendment rights -- Nathan Pollnow
In an era where our constitutional rights are increasingly under threat, protecting the Second Amendment is more important than ever. U.S. Rep. Glenn Grothman, R-Glenbeulah, is the candidate we need in Congress to defend our right to bear arms and…
Because of Donald Trump this is not a normal election -- Stephen Blake
Why does the media continue to act as if this is a normal election? They talk about policies and election strategies. I posit that this is not a normal election, and this is why:
Ranked-choice voting eliminates wasted votes -- Bob Hunt
Whether Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is on or off the ballot would be of less importance if voters used a ranked-choice voting system. There would not be "wasted votes."
Professional banker Eric Hovde must know about blind trusts -- Andrew Stone
In a recent article, U.S. Senate candidate Eric Hovde says he’ll leave banking behind. But he won’t divest. He’s not sure what kind of trust he’ll use.
Kamala Harris highlights extreme cases to support of abortion -- Monica Simpson
Women’s hearts are breaking in real life far more than they are bleeding out in parking lots.
Lies about Haitians community in Ohio are the stuff of dictators -- Joan Kent
I’d become numb to the constant spread of misinformation on social media.
Parkinson's diagnosis came after Brett Favre began struggling with right arm, he tells TMZ Sports
The retired ironman quarterback disclosed he has the disease Tuesday as part of his testimony to a congressional committee about a welfare misspending scandal in Mississippi.
Wisconsin volleyball opens Big Ten play against heated rival
The five-set thriller against Minnesota featured 27 ties and 12 lead changes on Wednesday night. Here's how the match played out.
While Jordan Love won’t say for sure, signs point to star quarterback’s return
He's missed the past two games due to a sprained MCL. Malik Willis has stepped in and thrived in a relief role, but could Love play Sunday vs. the Vikings?
Brewers find no answers to counter Pirates starter Luiz Ortiz
Milwaukee, which next week will make its sixth playoff appearance in the past seven seasons, is held to one run.
Big Lift opens subsidiaries' headquarters in DeForest
The goal of the new facility is to bring Big Lift and its subsidiaries together, which will allow the company to better serve its North American clientele, the statement said
Lawsuit challenging Wisconsin's top election official won't be heard until after election
The state's highest court on Wednesday scheduled oral arguments in the case for Nov. 11.
Cost of Girl Scout cookies about to go up
"Just like in your own households, we are seeing rising costs across the board," the Girl Scouts of Wisconsin-Badgerland Council said.
Distracted motorist crashes into pole, intoxicated driver runs into crashed car, Madison police say
The crashes happened about 9:50 p.m. Tuesday in the area of Northport Drive and Mandrake Road, Madison police said.
Authorities identify motorcyclist who died in crash on North Side on Saturday
The man died in the crash shortly before 3:45 p.m. Saturday when he failed to negotiate a turn and was ejected from his motorcycle, police said.
Wisconsin mayor carts away absentee ballot drop box, says he did nothing wrong
The mayor of a central Wisconsin city who ran for office on his opposition to absentee ballot drop boxes says he did nothing wrong when he removed a drop box outside City Hall. Wausau Mayor Doug Diny put on work…