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Not surprisingly, the State Journal has received many angry letters about the presidential election. I do my best to ignore them, but the Nov. 22 letter to the editor "Worry over price of eggs will show price of bigotry" really…

The oft-criticized linebacker is just as down on his play as the fans. But the third-year player and former first-round pick uses it to fuel his play.

The Badgers celebrated their senior class, though a lengthy delay occurred, a country leading category was key and NCAA Tournament prospects to know.

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Carter McCray and the Badgers completed the three-game holiday tournament in Mexico in grand style.

The No. 15 Badgers cruised after an ugly start against the struggling Cougars in a non-conference game Saturday at the Kohl Center..

The Badgers have had trouble playing with a lead early this season but coach Mike Hastings saw growth as they opened a nonconference series with a rout.

Observations this week include a tough day from a standout defender, a look at a passing-game issue, an interesting wrinkle on defense and more.

August 21, 1946 – November 20, 2024

Carter McCray and the Badgers completed the three-game holiday tournament in Mexico in grand style.

The No. 15 Badgers cruised after an ugly start against the struggling Cougars in a non-conference game Saturday at the Kohl Center..

The commission supports public artwork, including Parks Alive, utility box coverings and for the Madison Public Market opening next year.

A Dane County resolution to contract with a national crime victim notification service will allow crime victims to be notified more efficiently of changes to offenders' location and criminal status.

Check out these local group fitness offerings for something different than your typical weightlifting or yoga classes.

Observations this week include a tough day from a standout defender, a look at a passing-game issue, an interesting wrinkle on defense and more.

The Badgers have had trouble playing with a lead early this season but coach Mike Hastings saw growth as they opened a nonconference series with a rout.

"A nice, wet fall has helped those trees really suck that moisture out before they get into your house, so needle retention should be good, too," Greg Hann said.

How can Wisconsin football still make a bowl game? Here's what needs to happen.

Teams have to rethink their approach against the Packers, who have been thought of as a cerebral and innovative team, thanks to their two playmakers.