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Did Ridglan Farms beagle deal turn into 'bidding war' between rescue orgs?
The rift between the two groups offers a glimpse into a bigger debate in the animal rescue world over the practice of paying breeders and farms to release animals.
Gov candidate Sara Rodriguez took corporate PAC money before saying she won't
Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez is pledging to voters she won't take "any corporate PAC money," but in recent years she has received a handful of contributions from such groups and associations that have corporate members.
Monona Grove seeking to sell one school property, drops plans to sell other property
Monona Mayor Nancy Moore said the city is evaluating the site’s condition and possible uses before making any decisions.
2 killed in single-vehicle crash in rural Dane County
The crash happened about 8:55 p.m. Sunday at Glenway Road and Bell Brook Road, south of the village of Oregon, authorities said.
Brewers starting pitcher returns to injured list after early exit
After making his third start since returning from surgery to address a cyst in his shoulder joint, the right-hander was placed on the 15-day injured list Sunday.
Beltline lane closed briefly Sunday following rollover crash
The right lane of the eastbound Beltline was closed for about 30 minutes after the crash on Sunday.
Jake Bauers helps Brewers finish off series victory over Diamondbacks
Bauers blasted a go-ahead two-run homer in the seventh inning of the rubber match in Milwaukee's three-game series in Phoenix.
Who is the 11-year-old taking on adult chess players in Madison?
11-year-old Lincoln Olson is an up-and-coming star in Wisconsin’s chess scene. The Edgewood Campus School student has been playing against strangers to raise money for competition travels.
Brewers pitcher's All-Star status could depend on weather
Incoming rain, or lack thereof, may determine whether Jacob Misiorowski starts or participates in the festivities in Philadelphia on July 14.
Photos: See underwater treasures in Madison's lakes
Tamara Thomsen is a marine archaeologist with the Wisconsin Historical Society and has documented hundreds of dives in the Yahara lakes.
Same-sex unions, grunge bands and movie stars: Life in Madison in the 1990s
Take a look back at what life in Madison was like in the 1990s with this collection of Wisconsin Historical Society photos.
Wisconsin Originals: How UW-Madison’s Aldo Leopold became the founder of wildlife management
As America celebrates its 250th anniversary, we're recognizing Wisconsinites who have made unique contributions to the nation.
Mechanical dam failure on Rock River causing low water levels
The Beloit Dam's mechanical failure Saturday caused the dam gates to open, the Rock County Sheriff's Office reported.
Lake Geneva Fourth of July celebration pays tribute to children killed
As Lake Geneva community members mourn the loss of three children killed in a boating accident, the city's Fourth of July Liberty on the Lake celebration went on Saturday with a tribute to the victims.
Garden calendar: For the week of July 5
Tips for your flowers, plants, trees and shrubs.
More charges issued for activists at Ridglan Farms beagle raid
The Dane County district attorney charged more than 40 people involved in raids at Ridglan Farms — a facility that bred beagles for medical research in the town of Blue Mounds.
Man shot during Fourth of July barbecue in Madison
The suspect was not at the scene when officers arrived, police said.
Eww! What that stench means for Madison’s lakes | Our view
Summer just started, and a stinky film of muck already ruined the northeast shoreline of Lake Monona.
Zorba Paster: Supplement for joint health probably not helpful for dementia
This is a complicated topic with no black-and-white answers.






