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College football teams spend millions on QBs. Why can’t they find a good backup?

Not even deep pockets can help Power Four programs develop meaningful depth behind their starters.

The best Halloween movies for scaredy-cats who hate horror

Here are 25 movies to watch this spooky season that promise thrills without too many chills.

John Malkovich says his success in ‘Wild Horse Nine’ starts with a great script

John Malkovich is already being touted as the frontrunner in the next Oscars race.

Why Justin Herbert, 3 other NFL stars won't be traded: Follow the money

Some teams simply can’t afford to take on certain players’ contracts and, conversely, there are other squads that would be extremely challenged to move players due to the cap consequences.

Submit your ideas for 2027 Future Workforce Summit breakout sessions

BizTimes Media is seeking breakout session proposals for its Future Workforce Summit, bringing together employers, educators and community organizations to explore how they can prepare young people for the workforce and strengthen southeastern Wisconsin’s talent pipeline. The summit will take place...

How Advent calendars became one of the holiday season's biggest gift trends

Compartés reports that Advent calendars have evolved from chocolate boxes to diverse options like wine and skincare, appealing to both adults and children as trending gifts.

11 biggest moments in the Brewers' run to their 1st World Series championship

Eleven postseason wins, 11 defining moments. From Jackson Chourio's walk-off single to Jacob Misiorowski's World Series escape, the Brewers’ championship run delivered drama at every turn.

Survey: The loyalty program benefits people value most

The Points Guy reports on a survey revealing that loyalty program users value simple rewards like cash back, free flights, and upgrades most across various categories.

Photo of the day: Crews set up for Zoo Lights

Featured images by the Wisconsin State Journal's photo team of Amber Arnold, John Hart and Owen Ziliak.

365 Amplified: The Constitutional Questions

Listen now: On your ballot next week are three proposed amendments to the Wisconsin Constitution. Today, Sinceree Dixon from the League of Women Voters of Wisconsin joins Rob to talk through those and what they would do, if passed. Plus, it s a big day for Madison soccer, as Forward Madison begins...

Madison’s Vilas Park lagoon may not open for ice skating this winter

The city isn’t sure if the lagoon, one of three typically opened for skating, will yield any usable ice.

Noah Kahan to play Camp Randall concert in May 2027

Noah Kahan will play his biggest show in Madison yet at Camp Randall in 2027.

3 questions facing Wisconsin men’s basketball as regular season nears

The Badgers open the regular season Monday with three major questions surrounding their defense, lineup combinations and potential breakout players.

$705 million Beloit project far more than a casino | Bill Barth

Campaign ads are where decency goes to die in Phil Hands cartoon

5 WiscNews area high school boys sports stars of the week: Oct. 30 edition

Season-best times at cross country sectional meets and a regional title winning shutout effort stood out last week. Vote for your favorite performance in our final poll.

Waiting months for a doctor’s appointment? Experts offer advice

by Natalie Yahr / Wisconsin Watch Have you ever called to schedule a medical appointment and learned the next opening is months away? Back in July, we asked readers how long they’ve waited to see a doctor. Responses poured in from across the state. One reader in Mount Pleasant told us she waited 10...

La Crosse police urge residents to stay safe on Halloween

As Halloween approaches — along with wave of celebrations and increased foot traffic – the La Crosse Police Department is reminding residents to enjoy a fun, memorable and safe holiday.

Arab-ish, a new Madison food truck, spins Mediterranean classics

Arab-ish specializes in Mediterranean fusion, putting a new twist on classic dishes like gyros or shawarma.

Wisconsin college admissions law spurs worries of ‘gaming’ the system

The Wisconsin Guarantee promises top high schoolers admission to UW-Madison, but some officials say it’s created perverse incentives and other challenges.

No charges in Madison fraternity hazing case that made national news

Dane County District Attorney Ismael Ozanne cited a lack of evidence to file charges after the arrests of two people at Alpha Epsilon Pi near UW-Madison.

Why are polls sometimes wrong? - Ask Your Science Teacher

Answer: Political polls nationwide are remarkably accurate. You will notice that they always say something like “this poll has an accuracy of plus or minus 3 to 5 percent." The secret, and it really is not a secret, is that…

Cost of canceled debt

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Family Yard Fall To-Dos

(NAPSI)—Fall’s a paw-some time to enjoy your family yard­—and prep it for a lush spring, say the experts at The TurfMutt Foundation, which advocates for outdoor living and the care and stewardship of yards, parks, schoolyards and other green spaces,…

Eight Autumn Outdoor Power Equipment Tips to Avoid Headaches Later

(NAPSI)—Once the grass gets its final cut and the leaves are handled, it’s time to swap out the lawn mower, blower, and trimmer for the snow thrower, generator, and chainsaw. The Outdoor Power Equipment Institute (OPEI) says handling equipment this…

Flu Season Is Here: 3 Steps to Take Now

(NAPSI)—Influenza (flu) is nothing to sneeze at. It’s a contagious respiratory illness caused by influenza viruses that infect the nose, throat, and sometimes the lungs. There are two main types of flu virus: A and B.

BizTimes editor talks on Channel 12 about the business impact from the World Series

BizTimes editor Andrew Weiland joins the 4 p.m. newscast on WISN-TV Channel 12 each week to discuss the latest business headlines in southeastern Wisconsin. He made an appearance on Thursday to talk about how the Milwaukee Brewers appearance, and victory, in the World Series is impacting businesses...

UMOS to lay off 44 employees

Milwaukee-based nonprofit UMOS Inc. (United Migrant Opportunity Services) will lay off 44 full-time employees who work at the organization’s headquarters at 2701 S. Chase Ave., according to a WARN notice filed with the state of Wisconsin. The layoffs are prompted by the loss of a Wisconsin Works...

Justin Jadali from New Haven Studies Vascularization in Tissue Engineering

Packers see key receiver return from injury during Thursday night battle

The Packers announced Christian Watson had been taken to the hospital for precautionary testing on Thursday night. Here's the latest on his status.

Championship merch flying off shelves after Brewers’ World Series win

Madison Brewers fans and retailers are rushing to their hands on World Series championship gear.

What set Pat McAfee off at Utah? He reveals what happened behind the scenes

Pat McAfee is speaking out for the first time since his comments about his safety went viral regarding the "College GameDay" visit to the University of Utah on Oct. 24.

Madison budget amendments boost spending on police oversight, election staffing

Madison’s Finance Committee adopted six amendments to Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway’s proposed 2027 budget, racking up an additional $200,000 in spending.

Letter | Sheriff's budget shouldn't be used as slush fund

Dear Editor: For four consecutive budget cycles, Supervisor Heidi Wegleitner has treated the Dane County Sheriff’s Office budget as a political slush fund for nonprofit allies. The biggest beneficiary of this latest budget raid is Urban Triage.

Wisconsin colleges reeling from surprise cut to federal childcare funding

Students at Madison College and UW-Madison have relied on the federal grant to make on-campus childcare affordable so they can finish their degrees.

Leak website releases Homeland Security employees’ data

Data of more than 40,000 workers were exposed. It’s the third major government data leak to have made headlines in the past month.

Patrick Stewart, 'Star Trek' and 'X-Men' star, dies at 86

He became an actor at age 18 and gained acclaim on the stage as a member of the Royal Shakespeare Company beginning in the 1960s.

Fans flock to local stores for Brewers World Series merchandise

Fans came flocking to Dick's Sporting Goods in Kenosha on Thursday morning, searching for merchandise commemorating the Milwaukee Brewers winning their first World Series title.

Fans flock to local stores for Brewers World Series merchandise

Fans flocked to stores for Brewers merchandise after the team's World Series victory.

Letter | Question 3 would undo years of civil rights progress

Dear Editor: This year marked the 61st anniversary of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 and reminds us of the generations who fought for the right to participate in our democracy. As a Black and Indigenous woman, I carry their…

Electric motorcycle company LiveWire in peril as company issues going-concern warning

Despite a 38% rise in revenue in the third quarter, Harley-Davidson electric motorcycle spin off company LiveWire is navigating an uncertain future amid a going concern warning issued at the release of its third quarter results this morning. The issuing followed LiveWire CEO Karim Donnez...

5 summer sports that dominated betting in 2026

OLBG reports on summer sports betting in 2026, highlighting key figures: horse racing leads with $18.3B in Hong Kong, followed by MLB, cricket, tennis, and golf.

Brunch restaurant planned for Third Ward riverfront space

Restaurants Brunch restaurant planned for Third Ward riverfront space By Hope Moses Oct 29, 2026 1:19 pm Share EmailFacebookXLinkedinCopy URL Credit: Andrew Weiland 509 E. Erie St., Milwaukee Subscribe to BizTimes Daily – Local news about the people, companies and issues that impact business in...

Marcus Corp. records strong Q3 driven by box office hits, leisure travel demand

Hospitality & Tourism Marcus Corp. records strong Q3 driven by box office hits, leisure travel demand By Maredithe Meyer Oct 29, 2026 1:13 pm Share EmailFacebookXLinkedinCopy URL Credit: Marcus Theatres A Marcus Theatres location. Subscribe to BizTimes Daily – Local news about the people, companies...

Menopause changes your mouth. Most women have no idea.

Delta Dental Insurance Company reports that 83% of women over 40 in menopause are unaware of its oral health symptoms, like dry mouth and tooth sensitivity, affecting confidence.

Milwaukee Brewers win the World Series! See how Madison celebrated

The Cap Times sent photographers to sports bars in Madison and McFarland and the Deer District in Milwaukee. Here's what we saw.

A pro’s 30-minute cybersecurity check for small businesses

Verizon reports that small businesses can conduct a 30-minute cybersecurity review using a checklist to identify data protection needs, access rights, and necessary follow-ups.

When a new UW system president will be chosen

The UW Board of Regents has announced a closed-door meeting to consider a search committee’s recommendation for the next president, who will lead the 165,000-student, 13-university UW system.

Looking for some cool Halloween decorations? Here a few in Madison

Here are a few photos that show the creativity and Halloween spirit of homeowners who go all out to transform their homes for the spooky holiday.

The real cost of a car accident: Medical bills and what's covered

CarInsurance.com reports that car accidents can lead to substantial costs, including medical bills, out-of-pocket expenses, and higher insurance premiums.

Marquette High School gets Play of the Week plaque for 'Miller Time'

Marquette University quarterback Ben Schroeder passes to Christian Miller who runs it 45 yards to the end zone Friday night-- taking the Hilltoppers to a victory over Madison Memorial.

Championship merch flying off shelves after Brewers’ World Series win

Madison Brewers fans and retailers are rushing to their hands on World Series championship gear.

Wisconsin colleges reeling from surprise cut to federal childcare funding

Students at Madison College and UW-Madison have relied on the federal grant to make on-campus childcare affordable so they can finish their degrees.

Wisconsin colleges reeling from surprise cut to federal childcare funding

Students at Madison College and UW-Madison have relied on the federal grant to make on-campus childcare affordable so they can finish their degrees.

Gov. Evers celebrates Brewers’ first-ever World Series win, proclaims Brewers ‘Won Our Way’ Day

Gov. Evers Celebrates Brewers’ First-Ever World Series Win, Proclaims Brewers “Won Our Way” Day MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers today proclaimed Fri., Oct. 30, 2026, as Brewers “Won Our Way” Day in Wisconsin as the state celebrates the Milwaukee Brewers’ historic first-ever World Series Championship win....