Fans livid after Wisconsin governor sends millions to cover Green Bay draft expenses originally appeared on Athlon Sports.

Braelon Allen played three seasons at Wisconsin, totaling 3,494 rushing yards and 35 touchdowns before entering the NFL Draft ...

Gov. Tony Evers announced that a $1.8 million state grant was approved to help reimburse public safety costs incurred hosting ...

Wisconsin will be sending $1.8 million to the cities of Green Bay and Ashwaubenon along with Brown County to help cover ...

State Rep. David Steffen said there is still a chance local municipalities receive state funding through a grant.

Gov. Tony Evers awarded a $1.8 million grant to Green Bay to help cover the public safety costs of hosting the NFL draft.

GREEN BAY, WI (WSAU) — Governor Tony Evers has announced a $1.8 million grant to the City of Green Bay to offset public ...

Russell Wilson fell a lot further than he should have in 2012 NFL Draft. Even at the time, the middle of the third round felt like a steal for the Wisconsin Bad ...

Senator Jamie Wall says the funding to reimburse local agencies for public safety costs during the NFL Draft in Green Bay was ...

Former Wisconsin running back Braelon Allen landed on ProFootballFocus’ recent list of second-year players poised for ...