Articles by Associated Press

• Packers activate Chris Brooks and Skyy Moore from injured reserve
• Cardell Williams throws for a TD with 2:11 left and Maryland adds late FG to beat Wisconsin 24-21
• Xavier Edmonds' double-double powers TCU to 76-64 victory over Milwaukee
• Wagner falls a rebound shy of a triple-double in the Magic's 107-99 win over the Bucks
• Family Dollar to pay $63 million to settle allegations that it routinely overcharged customers
• Microsoft reports progress in reviving email and other services during a global outage
• Wisconsin freshman Ryan Hopkins could help Badgers finally stabilize their quarterback situation
• Is Outlook down? Widespread outage hits Microsoft apps
• Doncic, Mamukelashvili and Reeves lead Lakers past Bucks 123-112 for 7th straight win
• J.P. Estrella scores 18 points as No. 20 Michigan beats Marquette 84-70
• Brunson, Towns and the bench help the Knicks beat the Bucks 117-85 for their fourth straight victory
• Rep. Thomas Massie of Kentucky launches bid to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth
• Paul George and Jayson Tatum lead Celtics to a 117-97 victory over the Bucks
• Jordan Love accounts for 4 touchdowns, Packers force 4 turnovers in 45-27 win over Patriots
• Ryan Hopkins shines in his first start as Wisconsin trounces Rutgers 31-10
• Alijah Martin's career game helps short-handed Raptors beat the Bucks 121-107 in NBA Cup game
• A brutal sell-off for AI stocks sends Wall Street reeling, and the S&P 500 tumbles 4.4%
• George and White leads Celtics past Bucks, 109-102
• Packers' Micah Parsons begins practicing as he gets closer to making his 2026 season debut
• Democrats win the US House, taking full control of Congress
• Ball scores season-high 34 points as Timberwolves top Bucks 112-100
• The Miz among 4 members of World Series champion Brewers who are finalists for major BBWAA awards
• Coach Matt LaFleur says Packers anticipate keeping Josh Jacobs on their roster
• Lawyers say Packers' Josh Jacobs has 'tangible evidence' disputing allegations from other women
• Mobley scores 27, Allen adds 25 as Cavaliers ride 48-point second quarter to get past Bucks 136-111
• Hank Brown throws for 222 yards and two touchdowns as Iowa shuts out No. 25 Wisconsin 30-0
• Tom Tiffany swims to safety after plane makes emergency landing in Lake Wausau
• Former Packers kicker Mason Crosby announces retirement from NFL
• 'It's been a long journey': Former Wisconsin chancellor fired over porn films files federal lawsuit to get job back
• 2nd teen charged in connection to attack at Lincoln Hills
• Judge agrees to new psychological evaluations for Wisconsin woman involved in Slender Man attack
• IndyCar to make return to Milwaukee Mile in 2024
• Planned Parenthood to resume offering abortions next week in Wisconsin, citing court ruling
• 2% sales tax increase approved in Milwaukee
• Friends, colleagues remember Wisconsin state archaeologist who died after training dive
• Milwaukee Democrats propose cash bail alternative
• Wisconsin Supreme Court candidates agree to 1 debate ahead of April 4 election
• UW-System proposes 5% tuition increase for students
• State party chairs on fundraising blitz in SCOWIS race & unifying base
• Police ID man killed in Kenosha home invasion; homeowner will not face charges
• Judge in Slender Man case orders evaluation for Morgan Geyser
• NBA Hall of Famer and former Bucks star Bob Lanier passes away at age 73
• Most abortions in Wisconsin illegal if court draft holds up
• Public speaks out at Kenosha school board meeting after off-duty officer restrains student with knee
• Judge sets October trial for Darrell Brooks, man accused in Waukesha parade tragedy
• Packers hire Bisaccia as special teams coordinator
• 'We didn't think anyone should profit from it': Gun used by Kyle Rittenhouse will be destroyed
• Medical examiner: 2 powerful drugs adding to overdose deaths in Milwaukee County
• GOPs advance bill to count prior COVID infection as immunity
• DNR: Nine-day gun season deer kill drops 8% from 2020
• 'Inappropriately low' bail set for Darrell Brooks, man in custody connected to Waukesha parade tragedy
• Attorneys argue on use-of-force experts at Rittenhouse trial
• FDA panel recommends half-dose Moderna booster shots
• Brewers fall to Braves 5-4, lose NLDS 3-1
• Madison on-duty officer shot on city's iconic State Street
• Biggest Powerball jackpot in months grows larger
• Badgers to celebrate 'Barry Alvarez Day' at game vs. Wolverines
• Europeans turn into Packers fans at Ryder Cup 🧀
• Brewers clinch playoff spot for 4th consecutive year
• FDA advisory panel recommends Pfizer boosters for people aged 65+, high risk people
• Bucks make historic hire of Lisa Byington for TV play-by-play
• Milwaukee man charged with aiming laser at FBI plane sentenced to probation
• Randall Cobb is 'very, very excited' to be back playing with the Packers
• Former deputy involved in fatal crash released from jail, victim's family outraged
• Bucks win first NBA title in 50 years with Game 6 victory over Suns, 105-98
• Wisconsin Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes joins US Senate race
• Authorities: Wisconsin gas station shooter killed himself
• Bucks dominate Game 3 of NBA Finals, top Suns 120-100
• Mensah charging decision in Anderson death delayed to July 28
• Novavax: Large study finds COVID-19 shot about 90% effective
• Wisconsin Assembly passes bill blocking federal gun laws
• FDA approves much-debated Alzheimer's drug panned by experts
• Wisconsin reaches lowest level of COVID-19 hospitalizations since April 2020
• Moderna says its COVID-19 vaccine works in kids as young as 12
• Kyle Rittenhouse first in-person court appearance, retains new attorney
• 2 dead, 1 seriously injured at Oneida Casino shooting in Ashwaubenon, suspect fatally shot by police
• Report: MVP Aaron Rodgers does not want to stay with the Green Bay Packers
• ‘Hurt the most’: New poll finds 15% of people financially worse off one year into the pandemic
• Jill Underly to serve as Wisconsin’s top education official
• Kyle Rittenhouse trial delayed until fall