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Wisconsin Dells company to build $330 million waterpark resort in Texas
Stand Rock Hospitality will begin construction next year on the project in Grapevine, Texas.
Three meth cook sites found in Walworth County, 3 arrests made, police say
The Walworth County Drug Enforcement Unit was busy last week, finding three separate "one pot" methamphetamine cook sites in a 48-hour period, leading to the arrest of three suspects.
Child's wheelchair stolen in Beloit, police say
Beloit police are looking for information regarding the theft of a child's motorized wheelchair on Sunday, the wheelchair stolen from the child's home.
Restaurant News: Manager leaves Edgewater for soon-to-reopen Stamm House
Craig Madigan has been brought in as a third partner to help 1847 at the Stamm House, which has had trouble finding its footing since reopening in May 2015 after major renovations.
Victims identified in fatal Grant County crash
The Grant County Sheriff's Office has identified the two people killed Friday morning in a crash in the town of South Lancaster.
Victims identified in fatal Juneau County Interstate crash
The State Patrol has released the identities of the two people killed Sunday in a crash on Interstate 90/94 near Lyndon Station.
Three rescued from sinking boat on Lake Puckaway, authorities say
Three people on a boat sinking on Lake Puckaway Saturday were rescued from the water, with authorities citing the use of life jackets in preventing any drownings.
Argyle man injured in Lafayette County rollover crash, police say
An Argyle man suffered life-threatening injuries Sunday in a rollover crash in Lafayette County, with alcohol and speed appearing to be contributing factors in the crash.
The Red Zone podcast: Tom Oates on Badgers' quarterback battle and a preview of UW's DL and LBs
We begin a position-by-position preview of the Badgers by taking a look at the defensive line and linebackers. Then, the State Journal's Tom Oates joins the podcast to talk about UW's quarterback battle, inexperienced secondary and tough schedule.
Olympics: Wisconsin athletes who will be competing in Rio on Aug. 8
There are 21 athletes with Wisconsin ties competing at the 2016 Olympics in Rio.
The Dallas Morning News: Clinton needs to stop hiding from the news media
Hillary Clinton has less than 100 days to show the country why she, rather than Donald Trump, should be the next president. It’s time she started acting like the president she wants to become.
Bicyclist bitten by dogs in Janesville, police say
Janesville police are looking for the owner of two dogs who bit a bicyclist Sunday morning.
Man mugged by armed suspect in Fitchburg, police say
A man was mugged in Fitchburg Sunday night by a suspect who held a metal object against his back during the robbery.
Great weather on Monday; heat, humidity come back starting Tuesday
Enjoy the gorgeous weather on Monday in Madison, because forecasters are predicting a return to hot and humid conditions starting on Tuesday.
Catching Up: Replica of the Tomb of the Unknowns
Full-size replica will be displayed at an event for veterans.
Paul Soglin looks to curb roadside panhandling over safety, advocates cry foul
More than half a year after Madison stopped enforcing its panhandling ordinances, roadside panhandlers have become a more common sight.
Michael Perry: Re-taking out the trash
Roughly two hours ago it occurred to me that today is the day we take out the trash and recycling. When I say, “occurred to me,” I mean that is when my wife’s text arrived reminding me that today is…
Blue Sky Science: Could viruses be used to fight cancer?
Viruses are an attractive treatment tool because they, by their very nature, are manipulators of cells.
You Toon: State fair meets the Olympics
Fair food fan takes on an Olympian in caption contest
Ask the Weather Guys: Has global warming stopped?
There is no question that the air temperature just above the surface is continuing to warm at an alarming rate -- even in wintertime.






