The Brooklyn Nets beat the undermanned Milwaukee Bucks 111-105, with notable performances from Cam Johnson and Noah Clowney. The Bucks, missing stars Antetokounmpo and Lillard, struggle ahead of their game against the Bulls.

The Packers clinched an NFC playoff spot by shutting out the Saints 34-0 in frigid conditions at Lambeau Field, with a strong defensive showing and an efficient offense.

Saints players Kamara and Carr are ruled out for the game against the Packers, with Rattler stepping in as QB and Miller, Williams taking on the ground game.

The Nashville Predators reassigned defensemen Marc Del Gaizo and Kevin Gravel to the AHL's Milwaukee Admirals, a move following the team's recent performance.

Janesville introduces the Start Smart Basketball program for 4-6-year-olds to learn basketball basics with parent participation in a non-competitive environment.

The Brewers Community Foundation raised $4.5 million in 2024 for Wisconsin charities, with a significant portion from a 50/50 Raffle, contributing to their $60 million total since 2010.

The Milwaukee Admirals defeated the Iowa Wild 4-2, showcasing their offensive strength with a season-high 43 shots and earning goalie Magnus Chrona his sixth win of the season.

Wisconsin board reverses postseason bans for Bay View and Pulaski High Schools' football after an administrative error, allowing playoff participation in 2025.

The WIAA admitted an error that incorrectly excluded Greenfield and Madison West high schools from football playoffs due to problems with a computer program.

Racine St. Catherine's football team won their second WIAA state championship with a close game, stopping Baldwin-Woodville's final play. Wide receiver Hamilton had a standout performance.

The Milwaukee Bucks unveiled their 2024-25 City Edition uniform, honoring the state of Wisconsin and Milwaukee's spirit with a design featuring state geography and local colors.

Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee will host the Deer District Prep Showcase, featuring ten high school boys' basketball teams on February 8, 2025, with tickets now available for purchase.

Marquette secured a 70-62 victory against Central Michigan, with Stevie Mitchell scoring 17 points, and teammates Kam Jones and Chase Ross contributing significantly.