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Ebola risk for World Cup is 'extremely low', but US is ready, experts say
The risk that a traveler infected with Ebola could arrive in the United States during the World Cup tournament that kicked off last week is low but not zero.
Six named to CSC academic all-district women’s team
Six UW-La Crosse golfers, gymnasts and lacrosse players earned CSC Academic All-District honors for combined athletic performance and strong academic records.
What to know about Cooper Pratt, Brewer prospect set for Tuesday debut
Shortstop Cooper Pratt is on his way to Milwaukee. Here's what to know about the prospect ahead of a series in which he'll likely make his MLB debut.
More fouls, more frustration: What’s really going on with WNBA officiating?
Officiating has been an ongoing source of friction in the WNBA, more now than ever.
Packers offensive lineman confident heading into 3rd year with position change
Jordan Morgan feels that being on the outside of the line, in his favored tackle spot, could prove productive for Green Bay's offense.
How this longtime Onalaska boys basketball coach ended up on UW-L staff
Craig Kowal stepped down as the Onalaska boys basketball coach in April for multiple reasons. Now he's taking on a new role in a different level.
Why Wisconsin men's hockey's roster isn't complete as summer workouts begin
A late signing is coming for the Badgers, but 25 other players already have started the buildup to the 2026-27 season.
Only one Brewers player in good shape in early All-Star Game voting
Brice Turang sits in a rare position despite Milwaukee's successful start to the season.
New Wisconsin coach's challenge: 'Taking down the beast that I helped build'
New Badgers director of cross country and track and field Chris Solinsky doesn't fear the team he once worked for, and he doesn't want his athletes to, either.
Where this Knicks NBA title stands in New York pro sports history
The Knicks have finally done it. They’ve brought a championship back to New York City, their first since 1973, ending a long string of disappointing results and playoff flameouts.
It might not be fair, but Christian Pulisic's legacy is on the line this World Cup
Christian Pulisic’s legacy is on the line at this World Cup. The impact he has on this U.S. men’s national team will determine how he’s viewed in his home country.
Bloomer softball trio eager to share diamond together one more time at WFSCA All-Star Game
Three Bloomer softball standouts will team together one more time in this week’s WFSCA All-Star Game.
Hurricanes shut down Golden Knights in Game 6 to clinch franchise's 2nd Stanley Cup title
The Carolina Hurricanes are celebrating a Stanley Cup championship 20 years in the making after beating Vegas in Game 6 on Sunday.
USMNT's Folarin Balogun shows what really makes America great at World Cup | Opinion
INGLEWOOD, CA — Give the 14th amendment an assist for the U.S.’s win in its 2026 World Cup opener. Without it, Folarin Balogun wouldn’t be wearing a USMNT uniform.
Column: Young, talented Spurs are just getting started despite NBA Finals letdown
There are many lessons to be learned by the young, talented San Antonio Spurs as they went down in five games to the New York Knicks in the NBA Finals.
Column: Jalen Brunson imposed his will, Knicks rewarded with NBA crown
SAN ANTONIO — Jalen Brunson fully understands what leading the New York Knicks to the NBA championship means for him, for his team and for the city of New York.
Rampaging Knicks fans tear apart buses, set fires, clash with cops in Times Square, 63 arrests
Frenzied Knicks fans skirmished with cops in a running pitched battle along 42nd St. early Sunday — hurling bottles at police and even trying to tip over a school bus.
Inside Texas Tech’s compliance strategy for Brendan Sorsby's return to football
Texas Tech's athletic directors detailed Sorsby's compliance plan and addressed how playing a gambling addict who admitted to betting on his own team could impact the integrity of the sport.
Analysis: Pricey World Cup keeps fans away, hits US hotels, airlines
NEW YORK — Hours before the World Cup kickoff, the boost to travel and tourism expected from this year’s biggest sporting event has yet to materialize.
Nation's top setter among Wisconsin volleyball's top recruiting targets
The Badgers can begin building their 2028 recruiting class with calls to players Monday. A look at likely targets for Wisconsin.

