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Chicago Tribune: The fall — and rise? — of moderate Republicans
If Trump loses big, they'll be back in the hunt
Speeds hit 100 mph in chase; driver crashed on East Side, authorities say
A driver being stopped by a deputy early Monday morning took off at high speed instead, with the chase reaching speeds up to 100 miles per hour before the driver crashed.
Chicago Tribune: Welfare reform has been a success
It struck the right balance between help and responsibility
UW System is the state’s best return on investment -- Regina Millner and John Behling
As Regents, we have a strong responsibility to keep the University of Wisconsin System affordable and accessible for Wisconsin families. We feel just as strongly about protecting the quality and excellence for which UW System is known the world over.…
Cynthia Tucker: Not every fatal police shooting is unjustified
If the violent eruptions in Milwaukee earlier this month were familiar, it’s because they seemed to follow a script that, by now, has become numbingly routine. A Milwaukee police officer shot and killed a young black man. Protests and condemnations…
Hit and run driver arrested at bar, Madison police say
A Madison man who drove into numerous vehicles and property on the Near West Side Sunday night was arrested later at a local bar.
Beautiful weather to start week, storms on tap Wednesday
It should be a beautiful start to the last full week of August, but forecasters are looking at rain in Madison by mid-week.
Catching Up: 3 years after move, Spectrum Brands' former Madison HQ remains vacant
Offices, labs or even printing operations would be acceptable. Some types of multi-unit housing could be allowed, officials said.
Michael Perry: Talking about art
I drove my deer-bashed pickup truck over to a friend’s house this week and we talked about art. We were hunkered in a dark room and outside the rain was falling and out the window the trees were wet and…
Blue Sky Science: What is bacteria?
Bacteria are amazing single-celled, simple organisms found everywhere on the planet with applications in chemistry, human health and biotechnology.
Ask the Weather Guys: What's the difference between severe weather warning and watch?
A severe weather watch gives advanced notice that conditions are favorable for the development of severe weather, while a warning is issued when hazardous weather is occurring, is about to occur or is likely to occur.
NASCAR: Kevin Harvick takes points lead with win at Bristol
The victory was Harvick’s second of the season and second at Bristol — his first in 11 years.
Prep schedule for Monday, August 22, 2016
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Prep girls tennis: Madison Edgewood begins season ranked No. 1 in Division 2
Madison West is ranked third and Middleton ninth in Division 1.
Scrapbook Aug. 22
Scholarship: The Madison West Lions have awarded $500 education scholarships to area high school seniors. Recipients include: Samara Eltahir, Jennifer Stewart, Louisa Forrest, and Cassie Ringhand, Madison West; Jennifer Gisi, Edgewood High; Xeng Vang, Memorial High.
Home Talent League playoffs: Sauk Prairie eliminates Middleton
The 29ers make the league's four-team championship round for the first time since 2010.
Badgers football: Bart Houston says there's "no pressure" in his battle with Alex Hornibrook
Two weeks into camp, there doesn't appear to be a front-runner in the quarterback battle.
Brewers: Four-run ninth ends six-game losing streak
SEATTLE — Keon Broxton and Chris Carter homered and Scooter Gennett had an RBI single during a four-run ninth inning, lifting the Milwaukee Brewers over the Seattle Mariners 7-6 on Sunday to end a six-game losing streak.
Election auditing practices at center of Dane County clerk race
Dane County Clerk Scott McDonell says he's the only county clerk in Wisconsin performing post-election audits, but challenger Karen McKim says his auditing procedures are flawed.