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“We really do want this to become our staple holiday show every year,” Capital City Theatre Artistic Director Abrams said.

Sauk County has predicted the last five presidential elections — flipping back to Trump this year after voting for Joe Biden in 2020.

A 41-point outburst not only helped the Badgers knock off No. 9 Arizona, it came in front of the man whose scoring record Wisconsin's star transfer nearly topped.

The Badgers could have crumbled in a critical moment, but they instead flashed potential that could be greater than any preseason projection.

Two weeks after a bad loss and things don't get easier for the Badgers against the top-ranked Ducks. Here's how to tune in.

A former Wisconsin coach directs the Bears' offense and No. 1 pick Caleb Williams. Here's how that shapes things for the latest installment of a NFC North rivalry.

Former Badgers running back Melvin Gordon will be honored at Saturday's game against No. 1 Oregon. He shared his thoughts on Luke Fickell, NIL, his career and more.

The Badgers got a glimpse at the future during the bye week. Here's who may factor in and what gaps the transfer portal can fill.

Daniel Laatsch's second overtime goal of the season helped the Badgers escape a pair of blown leads in the third period.

The Badgers are again headed to the second round thanks to the feet of Aryssa Mahrt. They bucked trends in a convincing win.

One major Badgers donor is frustrated by a system he believes is broken. “It’s difficult when other universities have much larger bank accounts ... to pay student-athletes,” he said.

A meeting between the last five NCAA champions led to a streak ending and a separate streak being extended.

After being ruled healthy enough to play again, Packers rookie running back MarShawn Lloyd is being sidelined again, this time with a appendicitis.

The Eagles senior capped her career with a pair of individual medals for the first time, including her first in what used to be her worst stroke.

A star took over in one of the biggest early season wins in Badgers history Friday. Here's what we learned.

A big win, an unexpected one at that, a lot of points and way too many fouls were part of a court-storming kind of Friday night.

Lomira leaned on its rushing attack and stifling defense in Friday’s Division 6 state semifinal win over Belleville.

The Mount Horeb senior improved at the state meet in both of her freestyle events.

Brief team hardware hiatus didn't deter the Crusaders from achieving their ultimate goals, championship or not. Here's how they fared in the Division 2 state meet.

Daniel Laatsch's second overtime goal of the season helped the Badgers escape a pair of blown leads in the third period.