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After a short stint at home in front of the Grateful Red, the Badgers make their first road trip of the young season as they travel to the desert for a dual with the Running Rebels of UNLV Saturday night.
Although U.S. Rep. Nancy Pelosi, D-California, received votes from over three-quarters of her peers to lead House Democrats for another term, U.S. Rep. Ron Kind, D-Wisconsin, was not among her supporters.
The Wisconsin State Building Commission gave final approval to a new UW-Madison hockey and swimming facility Wednesday.
Wisconsin exacted its revenge Tuesday night as the Badger men's basketball team did what the men's hockey team could not: Defeat the North Dakota Fighting Sioux.
Gov. Jim Doyle appointed Westfield writer Bruce Dethlefsen as Wisconsin's Poet Laureate Wednesday.
Before the Wisconsin football team ever loaded up the team plane and flew to Las Vegas to kick off the 2010 season, conventional wisdom pointed toward this two-week stretch—including dates with Ohio State and Iowa—as the defining stretch of a promising season. An uninspiring, if not unsurprising, loss in East Lansing temporarily threatened to mute all of that talk, but after bludgeoning the Buckeyes on Saturday, UW is one win away from leaping right back into conference championship relevance.
Jindal: Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal?s appearance at a fundraiser for Milwaukee County Executive Scott Walker caused controversy within his home state.
Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett is not the only gubernatorial candidate bringing major national politicians to the state. Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal appeared at a fundraiser at the Sheraton Hotel Monday to campaign for Milwaukee County Executive Scott Walker.
Milwaukee Mayor and Democratic gubernatorial nominee Tom Barrett faced off against Milwaukee County Executive and Republican gubernatorial nominee Scott Walker Friday at Marquette University in the second of three scheduled debates.
A lecture was held Thursday in honor of Paul Offner, a Wisconsin politician and academic, who died of cancer in April 2004.
The Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development reported Thursday unemployment rates across Wisconsin are slightly lower than they were in August 2009.
The Urban Design Commission granted the Edgewater Hotel expansion final approval in an 8-2 vote Wednesday.
The Badgers may have moved to 2-0 on Saturday, but the performance did not overwhelm many- including the San Jose State Spartans. After starting the game with a 10 play, 77 yard touchdown drive that appeared to be the beginning of a dominating performance, turnovers and defensive miscues allowed San Jose State to hang around before UW ultimately put the game away, winning 27-13.
President Barack Obama is scheduled to visit Madison Sept. 28 for a midterm campaign rally, his fourth visit to Wisconsin in less than four months.
Last Saturday, the notoriously large Wisconsin traveling fan base got a look at Las Vegas during the Badgers' 41-21 win over UNLV. Tuesday evening, those who tuned into ""One Night in Vegas,"" the latest in ESPN's 30 for 30 documentary series, saw a different side of the desert city.
Badger football has always been defined by its success running the football. From Alan Ameche to Ron Dayne, being able to pound out yards on the ground has always been a staple of Wisconsin football. Today, the ""three headed monster"" at running back, junior John Clay, sophomore Montee Ball and freshman James White, carry on the tradition for the Badgers.
UW-Madison sophomore Matt McManus founded Check Your Six, a clothing company specializing in streetwear. The Daily Cardinal interviewed McManus about his company, the inspiration for his clothing and keeping up with his studies.
LAS VEGAS—The Badger offense garnered most of the offseason press, and with ten starters returning from the Big Ten's most prolific attack, it was most likely deserved. After Saturday, though, it may be time to share some of that hype with the guys on the other side of the ball.
Wisconsin's Chris Borland (44), and Antonio Fenelus (26) celebrate after Borland sacked UNLV quarterback Mike Clausen in the first quarter during an NCAA college football game Saturday, Sept. 4, 2010 in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/Julie Jacobson)
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