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Area Culver's restaurants also are having a fundraiser Monday, with a percentage of all proceeds being donated to the fund.

Alexander Paffendorf told a judge Friday in San Diego that he would accept the consequences of his actions without explaining his precise role.

The last time a Badgers assistant brought in a former player worked out well, and the Badgers hope it's deja vu albeit at a retooled position group.

No arrests have been made and the investigation is continuing.

Officers on patrol about 11:20 p.m. Thursday noticed a vehicle that had sped away from previous traffic stops and attempted to stop it near Highway 51 and Broadway.

The brothers are now being held in the Dane County Jail, with the charges including a sixth offense of OWI for one.

Madison police determined that the stabbing likely occurred at an apartment in the 1200 block of Huxley Street on East Side.

Shortly before 1 a.m. Tuesday, a Madison officer saw a vehicle that had been reported stolen in the prior day being driven by someone wearing a ski mask.

The Badgers wasted little time getting ahead of their archrival, No. 2 Ohio State, and the blowout has to be wiped ahead of a rematch outdoors.

Here's a look at some of the major highway projects coming to Dane County in 2025.

From vitamin D to stem cells, the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation has licensed discoveries and supported campus activities.

The sophomore with strong family ties to the sport discusses her biggest meet day superstition and most bingeable television show.

President Harry Truman once said: "America was not built on fear. America was built on courage, imagination and unbeatable determination to the job at hand."

Yelp reviews also are impacted by legislation

After acquiring them in the offseason, the pair of Packers have proven vital to the team as Pro Bowl additions.

The recent Madison school shooting was our worst nightmare. A teenage shooter killed a student and teacher and injured six others -- all innocent victims.

Madison Edgewood boys basketball senior Connor Wood made quick work of his answers. Get to know him in five questions.

The two-time MVP instead was focused on figuring how the Bucks could stop their recent pattern of making things tough on themselves early in games.