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What to know about the Spartans before the Badgers' biggest road game of the season.

"No one thinks that courts are apolitical entities these days, but they're still supposed to be different from, say Congress."

How to tune in as the Badgers face their biggest road test of the season.

The Raiders' three-time qualifier atoned for last year's podium miss with a convincing win in Friday's Division 2 semifinals at the WIAA individual state wrestling tournament.

Late-game heroics propelled the Sun Prairie co-op girls hockey team to the WIAA state tournament.

The Badgers opened the WCHA playoffs with a shutout win over Bemidji State that featured a long stretch of possession dominance.

Mount Horeb junior Eli Leonard found his shot in overtime and took it, paving the way for a state championship opportunity Saturday.

Braedon and Owen Dorshorst are brothers on the Lodi wrestling team, finding their own paths at state wrestling.

Lexus Boedecker is slated for sentencing on May 27.

The system would not only reduce the convention center's carbon footprint; it would also lower its heating and cooling costs. But retrofitting the site could be complicated.

Schimel spoke out against the four liberal justices during a Nov. 12 radio interview, the day after oral arguments in case challenging the state's 1849 abortion ban.

"Clearly Zelensky is used to pushing the previous president and vice president around. That ain’t happening with @realDonaldTrump or @JDVance," Van Orden wrote on X.

The University of Wisconsin football program set up another nonconference opponent, one that has a couple Badgers connections, for several seasons down the line.

UW Health would become out-of-network for patients with Anthem insurance, meaning they might not be able to go there or face higher bills.

"Nobody's going to get their last paycheck, that's my feeling," said Mike Parks, who had cooked there since mid-December.

"The dedication, talent, and contributions of our graduate students play a vital role in advancing the university’s research and academic mission," graduate school Dean William Karpus said.

After more than 35 years of being inaccessible to the public, save for a few special events, the property may once again be open to visitors, including public trails.