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Sensory-friendly vaccine clinic in Madison
Getting a child vaccinated can be anything but routine. That's why the Autism Society of Wisconsin and SSM Health teamed up on Friday to make the experience a little easier.
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Badgers men's basketball wins 73-64 against Delaware
The Badgers men's basketball team won 73-64 against Delaware on Friday night in non-conference play.
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Beer ‘Pocket Pancakes’ celebrates a winning Brewers season
A big beer befits a big season: G5’s Pocket Pancakes. Looking for a big beer to celebrate Brewers’ mania? G5 Brewing in Beloit rolled out the barrel —literally — in honor of Brewers’ manager Pat Murphy with the release of Pocket Pancakes ($23/16-oz bottle). The name calls attention to Murphy’s penchant for pulling out a cold hotel pancake from the pocket of his hoodie when he needs a snack during the game. This beer is a big 15% ABV breakfast stout aged in barrels for 44 months — more than two years in Wild Turkey bourbon barrels, followed by a year-and-half in maple syrup barrels. The brewery offered a limited release of the beer last fall, but when the Brewers made it to the World Series, G5 Brewmaster Tim Goers decided it was time for another run. This year’s version has had an extra year of barrel aging, making it more robust and sweet, just like the Brewers’ season.
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Wil Loper reviews “Godzilla Minus Zero” and “Wild Horse Nine” as films debut at box office
MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) - Two highly anticipated new movies arrived in theaters on Friday. Wil Loper, a longtime member of the Critic’s Choice Association joined WMTV 15 to talk about the two movies. Godzilla Minus Zero. The giant monster has roared his way back onscreen and is dominating the...
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Wisconsin great John Blackwell gets back on track in second Duke game
The Wisconsin Badgers imported seven new players this offseason; amidst all the incomings, one of college basketball’s biggest storylines was around an exit in John Blackwell . Blackwell entered the portal following a 2025-26 campaign where he notched 19.1 points on a 43% field goal rate, along with five rebounds and 2.3 assists per game. The former Wisconsin great and was immediately ranked as the nation’s No. 3 overall player and No. 1 shooting guard. Following a 15-day stint in the portal, Blackwell landed with the Duke Blue Devils, instantly becoming a star for the five-time national champions. In his debut, Blackwell tallied just three points, along with one assist, one rebound and four turnovers on a 16.6% mark from the field as the Blue Devils stomped Army 84-50. Three days later, in Duke’s 113-52 win over Coastal Carolina, Blackwell looked a lot sharper, going for 15 points and three rebounds, including 5/9 from the field. How far can Blackwell go beyond the college ranks? While Blackwell won’t be the No. 1 player like he was at Wisconsin, his potential is still sky-high according to ESPN’s latest big board rankings , Blackwell was lauded as the nation’s 66th-best prospect. Contact/Follow
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Husker Volleyball Heads Out West, Takes on Oregon Saturday Night
After playing out east last weekend, the Huskers returned home for a few days to try and iron out their mistakes from that trip. Both Michigan and Michigan State both took the first set from the Huskers in last weekends matches. This is the first time this season the Huskers had to play from behind and win 3 straight sets after losing the first.
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Women's Basketball Holds on Beating Beloit in Opener
Chicago, Ill. — Women's Basketball (1-0) got the season started by defeating Beloit (0-1) 61-57 on Friday after using a 12-0 first-quarter run to build an early 12-2 lead. Illinois Tech's bench supplied 29 points, compared with 13 for the Buccaneers. How It Happened. After Leila Boykin's two free...