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Four of the first seven picks overall play in the Big Ten.

After a resounding victory over the San Francisco 49ers, the Green Bay Packers have little time to celebrate with a short week a head leading into a Thanksgiving match up with the Miami Dolphins.

The Badgers won their early season tournament, and the tourney's MVP earned a conference honor as well.

MONROE, Mich. — A county official in Michigan took the oath of office for another term, but face-to-face meetings with his constituents are unlikely.

Reginal Wright, 38, of Indianola, Mississippi, also was sentenced to 10 years of supervised release after he gets out of prison.

From his favorite movie to his most unpopular opinion, meet Marshall senior Kenyon Miggins.

Wisconsin's defense is focused on one key element ahead of its rivalry game against the Gophers.

Wisconsin roster management decisions and injury updates discussed ahead of the game against Minnesota.

Trevor J. Wiggins had allegedly sold cocaine out of the fire station where he'd been working.

The department is currently housed in the Municipal Services Building, which was originally built as a light industrial building. "We're busting at the seams," Police Chief Mark Garry said.

The Badgers continue to rise in the Associated Press men's college basketball rankings. Here's where they landed.

The Badgers' two star guards emerged during their Greenbrier Tip-Off tournament title run.

The project will be the second hotel near Fiserv Forum for NCG Hospitality.

The DeForest taproom will serve as its main hub.

The freezing point isn't the only key temperature. The whole lake needs to be pretty cold before ice will form on the surface.

“We are trying to raise awareness of the richness that people who are moving into our communities from different areas in the world are bringing.”

Water needed to be hauled to the scene by trucks that were refilled in the village of Brooklyn.

Eventually, she started to think the hassle was a feature, not a bug. SSM Health said employees were getting further training.

The East Coast will be most impacted on Thanksgiving and Black Friday.

"It’s really tragic that across the country the idea of deaths and serious injuries on our roadways have become normalized," said Jim Wolfe, Madison's city engineer.