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The Oaks Lounge takes shape at former Brothers Three
The owners are planning a neighborhood-focused bar and restaurant with simple food and eventually intend to offer live music.
5 Madison area high school girls sports stars of the week: Sept. 23 edition
A look at some notable performance from the pool, golf course and and elsewhere. Vote for your favorite.
More Dane County students are getting vaccination waivers
Students here still have a higher vaccination rate than the statewide average, though, according to Public Health Madison & Dane County.
How Epic Systems spots health trends, pushes alerts
From the cyclosporiasis outbreak to a surge in freckles, Epic’s Cosmosdatabase can identify health trends faster than ever before.
How Bob Ligashesky is putting 41 years of experience to work for Wisconsin football
Special teams work opened a coaching door for Bob Ligashesky four decades ago. He's now putting decades of experience to work for Wisconsin.
Odd Wisconsin: Daughter had psychic flash when tycoon died
Accounts of psychic apparitions are scattered throughout the literature on Wisconsin history. What follows is a case widely reported in the 19th century.
Badgers Anniversaries: Bielema's first Big Ten win came 20 years ago
Twenty years ago, Wisconsin dominated Indiana to give Bret Bielema his first conference victory and spark a memorable debut season as Badgers coach.
If you care about your kids, get them vaccinated against measles | Douglas Pahl
I’m sharing my personal experience with the measles since many people considering whether or not to vaccinate have never experienced the virus themselves.
Police body camera footage must be promptly released | Bill Lueders
Last Sunday's Wisconsin State Journal editorial, "Old footage shows urgency for body cams," argued that outfitting Madison police with body-worn cameras, as proposed, will enhance "transparency and trust."
Harry S. Truman demanded that Congress work for the people | Edward J. Huck
In 1948, then-President Harry S. Truman called on Congress in mid-summer to reconvene and to deal with these several weighty issues. He wanted Congress to:
Kennedy Center belongs to the people, not Donald Trump | Beverly Hawkins
The Kennedy Center in Washington opened in 1971. Since then, updates and renovations have occurred during multiple presidencies. Not until 2025 has a president demanded “equal billing and recognition” for improvements made on their watch.
Open Jim: Just how surprising is Gavin Lahm’s perfect start for Wisconsin football?
BadgerExtra columnist Jim Polzin answers a Wisconsin football question from a reader in his mailbag.
'Like putting a puzzle together': Injuries preventing continuity for Packers on O-line
The Green Bay Packers have struggled to find a consistent groove on the offensive line as injuries pile up.
Stacie Dahmen
September 21, 1984 - September 18, 2026
Brewers clinch first-round bye even after loss to Phillies
The Milwaukee Brewers got some help from the Cincinnati Reds, who beat the Atlanta Braves and secured a playoffs bye for Milwaukee.
Bryson Stott's 8th-inning hit lifts Phillies past Brewers
The Milwaukee Brewers could not move closer to the 100-win mark with a loss to the Philadelphia Phillies on Tuesday.
AI's impact on the workplace has been limited so far | Chicago Tribune
Far from the halls of Congress, researchers at the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis are making factual assessments about how artificial intelligence is affecting workplaces in the real world.
With troublesome rib gone, Brewers pitcher optimistic for spring training
Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Quinn Priester has his hopes high for his return to the mound next season.
New measles case confirmed in Chippewa County
The last time Wisconsin recorded more than 50 measles cases in a year was more than 35 years ago, Dr. Ryan Westergaard, DHS chief medical officer for communicable diseases, said.






