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Empty Stocking Club fills a need in the community, but we couldn't do it alone.

The woman was tentatively charged with a second offense of OWI, driving the wrong way, and operating after revocation.

A fourth-year offensive lineman who has rotated in and out of spots across the line in past seasons will now look to make the most of a new opportunity.

It was 1987 when Peter and Barb Egan set out on a 7,000-mile trip. One of their stops was in Middleton.

The Badgers have had to run a few versions of the offense that coordinator Jeff Grimes intended. He spoke exclusively with BadgerExtra about the challenges his unit has faced.

Who could have imagined asking this question two years ago: Can the Badgers catch Indiana on and off the field?

I recently had the privilege of accompanying my dad, Chuck Martin, on his Badger Honor Flight. Dad served from 1959 to 1966 in the National Guard, and he was mobilized to active duty during the Berlin Wall crisis.

Let’s be honest — the Affordable Care Act isn’t perfect. It needs real fixes. But taking away the premium tax credits before a better plan is in place isn’t reform — it’s reckless.

Green Bay will be facing a team hungry for a win after firing its head coach. Here's what else the Packers need to look out for Sunday.

Kristen Simon won a competition to be the starting libero and has emerged as a defensive sparkplug for Wisconsin volleyball this season.

The Badgers have lost their last two games against the Hoosiers after winning 10 consecutive. How can Wisconsin hope to flip the trend?

The Badgers offense has been a work in progress. That progress needs to take another step this week.

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The freshman scored the lone touchdown in the Badgers' win over Washington. He was raised by someone who taught him about dealing with expectations and applied the lessons in Madison.