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What to know about Wisconsin men's basketball opponent, Marquette
The Wisconsin men's basketball team starts a critical three-game stretch against their in-state rivals at the Kohl Center. Here's an intro to Marquette.
41 great ideas for your weekend
Music, dance, shopping and visits with Santa -- there's plenty of holiday cheer to share.
Stoughton's Ella Hamacher leads prep stars of the night
The girls basketball player led all scorers in a victory over Portage. Here’s how other high school sports events played out Thursday.
Bucks fall to short-handed Bulls in overtime
Milwaukee commits 20 turnovers Thursday night and takes a rare loss on the road in Chicago.
Wisconsin volleyball opens NCAA Tournament play on high note
Badgers players pushed aside early first-round jitters at the UW Field House. On Friday. they'll face a team they beat earlier this season.
Connor Essegian, now healthy, finding a rhythm for Wisconsin men's basketball
Last year's Badgers freshman sensation is off to a slow start to his sophomore year, averaging just 3.0 points in 8.6 minutes per game.
Packers' ‘fangirl’ Tucker Kraft ready to share the field with one of his idols
Forget the possibility that Taylor Swift may be at Sunday night’s game, Kraft is far more excited to be in the same place as Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce.
Brad Schimel's Wisconsin Supreme Court announcement gives him early access to campaign funds
His announcement comes after the liberals took the Wisconsin Supreme Court majority in 2023 in what become the most expensive American judicial race ever.
Feds probe Sun Prairie schools' response to locker room incident involving transgender student
The law firm says the student undressed in front of four freshman girls in a locker room shower, "and exposed his male genitalia."
Accountant charged with embezzling nearly $180,000 in 5 months from Madison solar company
The thefts were discovered by the woman's predecessor, who still did occasional work for the firm.
Collective bargaining ban in Wisconsin under attack by unions after Supreme Court majority flips
The lawsuit is the latest attempt to end the state's near-total ban on collective bargaining for most public employees, the first since the Wisconsin Supreme Court flipped to liberal control in August.
Ice starts to form on Wisconsin waters but danger looms
The state Department of Natural Resources is warning about early ice conditions that can be treacherous.
Loud ovations from fans 'definitely a different feeling' for these two Wisconsin volleyball players
Sydney Reed and Gabby McCaa didn't see much time on the court for the Wisconsin volleyball team, so they savored the reception they received in the Badgers' regular-season finale.
Sustainable flight with Madison-based fuel is a green mirage
Virgin Atlantic's public relations stunt doesn't change the need to scale back high-emitting air travel
Wisconsin volleyball star named Big Ten Player of the Year
The Wisconsin volleyball team had three players chosen for the All-Big Ten first team, which was announced Thursday.
Employee, client information stolen in cyberattack on Rock County Human Services
The “bad actor” deployed a phishing email campaign targeting the Human Services Department’s employees, Rock County said in a notice on its website.
Mistrial declared in sexual assault case; jury could not agree on a verdict
Prosecutors must now decide whether they will re-try the case before a different jury.
Meet Onome, Madison Youth Choirs' artist in residence
Onome, the artist in residence for Madison Youth Choirs, is known internationally for her work with vocal improvisation.
Hands on Wisconsin: Henry Kissinger leaves mixed legacy on diplomacy and human rights
Former U.S. Secretary Henry Kissinger leaves mixed legacy in the latest cartoon from Phil Hands.