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Correction for Saturday, Oct. 26
Former oversight chair did not get $20,000
Will Wisconsin football upset No. 3 Penn State? Here are ESPN's 'College GameDay' picks
Nick Saban, Lee Corso, Pat McAfee and guest picker Kyle Schwarber were among analysts weighing in on the Badgers hosting Penn State.
How to watch Wisconsin football vs. No. 3 Penn State: Storylines, prediction, more
The Badgers seek a marquee win during Luke Fickell's second season. Here's what to watch and how to tune in.
American Players Theatre's 2025 lineup features 'Winter's Tale,' classics, new work
The full 2025 schedule will be available in January, and ticket sales will be open to returning patrons in March.
Eliminating the useless job of secretary of state was endorsed 10 years ago
It doesn't matter much who wins the mostly ceremonial post of secretary of state this fall.
Stoughton's 'Haunted Monroe Street' is a like a spooky, thrilling Candy Cane Lane
The Halloween decor has gotten so wild that the city has shut down the street to car traffic Oct. 31 to encourage more trick-or-treating.
Wisconsin elections officials report 40% increase in early voting
As of Friday morning, 292,702 people had voted early in-person compared with 209,665 at nearly the same point in 2020.
Facing budget cuts, Madison police monitor unveils form to lodge complaints against cops
Independent Monitor Robin Copley intends to conduct three investigations of Madison police at a time now that the office's long-awaited complaint form is available.
A vote for Jill Stein is a path to another Donald Trump presidency | Rep. Francesca Hong
This election cycle is a difficult one. For many Americans, the issues on the table this November are deeply personal. From reproductive freedom to the genocide in Gaza, the people I represent have expressed immense anguish, fear and frustration with…
Mendota Marsh: Lewis's Halloween treats could lead to tricks
Oscar Fox and Lewis Crane plan on passing out treats together in this week's Mendota Marsh.
Polzin: Has Camp Randall lost its luster? Wisconsin football seeks energizing upset
The Badgers have been subpar in Big Ten play in what's become a House of Pain. Next up, No. 3 Penn State.
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OPENING THE POSTSEASON WITH A BANG
Bears' Sweat says he was 'a little offended,' but didn't take it personally after Commanders trade
LAKE FOREST, Ill. — Montez Sweat insisted he didn’t necessarily have the Chicago Bears’ game against the Washington Commanders marked on his calendar.
These factors allow Wisconsin's offensive line 'to put on a show'
The Badgers appear to have their best offensive line in years, and the reasons why are different for each person.
Polzin: Has Camp Randall lost its luster? Wisconsin football seeks energizing upset
The Badgers have been subpar in Big Ten play in what's become a House of Pain. Next up, No. 3 Penn State.
How 'a little revenge' helped fuel Monona Grove in football playoff opener
Monona Grove reached the second round of the football playoffs for the second consecutive season with Friday's win.
How the Bucks let a heated rival spoil their home opener
The Milwaukee defense couldn't slow down the opposition as the Bucks picked up their first loss of the regular season.
Wisconsin men's hockey can't close out upset of No. 1 team: 3 takeaways
The Badgers fell to 1-4 despite taking the lead on defending NCAA champion Denver twice in their first road test.
Lee M. Roberts
December 8, 1950—October 20, 2024
Hands on Wisconsin: Fare thee well, Phil Lesh
Phil Lesh, the bass player for the Grateful Dead, passed away on Friday at the age of 84. He was an avant-garde musical genius who drove the sound of the Grateful Dead. He had never played a bass guitar before…
