The Latest Breaking News from Marquette

After starting off with 363, you can count men’s college basketball’s undefeated teams on one hand.

DETROIT — Michigan Elections Director Jonathan Brater in a Friday letter warned against disruptions at recount locations across the state, citing examples of some challengers overstepping their roles in the recount process and resulting in at least one individual being escorted from a Marquette recount operation.

The Saint Louis point guard is dazzling—and dominating—with his passing ability. Plus, five observations from the week in hoops.

The Baylor Bears will meet Marquette Golden Eagles in college basketball action on Tuesday night at the Fiserv Forum.

Stanford remained No. 2 after cruising through a tournament in Hawaii. It’s the 618th appearance in the poll for Cardinal coach Tara VanDerveer, tying the late Pat Summitt for most all-time.

No area school has won a Class 1A title since Hampshire in 1979, and no West Side program — public or private — ever has won state.

A looming Senate vote on legislation supporting same-sex marriage has created a political bind for Wisconsin’s Ron Johnson, the most at-risk GOP senator in the November election.

The fear is that the undrafted rookie out of Marquette suffered a torn ACL.

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court's sharp turn to the right is reflected in new opinion polls that show Republicans to be overwhelmingly in favor of the court's work and Democrats even more strongly opposed.

Residents of rural northern Wisconsin, a key swing state, have not been shaken by slickly planned congressional testimony

WASHINGTON — Sometime in the next two or three weeks, the Supreme Court will release a decision on abortion rights that probably will rank among its most controversial in decades.