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The Badgers secured another blowout win to continue their perfect start to the season.

The two-time MVP departed with a left groin injury in the second quarter and did not return. Here's the latest on the injury and how his loss impacted the game.

No one had been taken into custody as of late Monday evening.

WASHINGTON — As the saying went, all roads once led to Rome — and those roads stretched 50% longer than previously known, according to a new digital atlas published Thursday.

Workers with Vogel Bros. Building Co. raise a newly constructed steeple onto the bell tower of the Holy Redeemer Catholic Church on West Johnson Street in Madison on Monday. The spire is a replacement for one which was damaged following…

The person will be among three finalists with backgrounds in police oversight and accountability in Baltimore, Seattle and St. Paul.

Above: Patrick Bley, theater technician for the Overture Center for the Arts, strings lights Monday in the rotunda as the Overture Center prepares for the upcoming holiday season.

The Badgers' 2026 recruiting class is down to 14 players after the latest move on the recruiting trail.

The House on Monday headed toward a vote on a bill to force the Justice Department to release the case files it has collected on the late financier Jeffrey Epstein.

Wisconsin wraps up the home portion of its schedule with a matchup against a familiar face in Illini coach Bret Bielema. Here's what stood out from Monday's news conference.

An apparent knee injury held one of Green Bay's top offensive players out of the remainder of a victory against the New York Giants.

Former owner Chuck Lane has been helping co-owner Tim Lee and his staff how to make Lane's products.

Schimel previously served as Wisconsin attorney general and later as a Waukesha County Circuit judge.

Wisconsin will try to reclaim Paul Bunyan's Axe and make history in college football's most-played rivalry.

The Badgers only won one game last week, but their hot start and large margin of victory helped them receive a boost in the national rankings.

Minnesota and Ohio State each picked up first-place votes this week but not enough to unseat Wisconsin. Here's this week's rankings.

The Badgers didn't move in the national rankings after splitting a home series against Ohio State. Here's how this week's rankings look.

No one was transported to the hospital after multiple cars crashed on the Beltline Monday, the Madison Fire Department said.