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Red flag warning for outdoor fires issued in far northwest Wisconsin; opening weekend anglers should use caution
Anglers in far northwest Wisconsin should use caution when setting up camp this weekend because of very high fire danger conditions.
Leonard Pitts Jr.: Bathroom bans are part of the new American ethos
Our question for today: What is the proper etiquette when confronted with an unexpected penis?
Chicago Tribune: End statute of limitations on child sex abuse
“As a 17-year-old boy, I was devastated. … Today I understand that I did nothing to bring this on, but at age 17 I could not understand what happened or why.”
2 hurt in Green County rollover crash; driver arrested for alleged drunken driving
Two people were injured Thursday in a one-vehicle rollover crash in Green County, with the driver arrested for alleged drunken driving.
Got leftover eggs? Make quiche
To use up raw eggs, quiche is a good option. I like quiche because it can be an impressive choice for a brunch or special luncheon. Set your table with some pretty flowers, pair the quiche with a lightly dressed…
Janesville man crashes into house, arrested for alleged drunken driving
A Janesville man who crashed his vehicle into a house was arrested for alleged drunken driving Thursday night.
Badgers football: North Carolina prep defensive back Madison Cone commits to Wisconsin
North Carolina prep defensive back Madison Cone announced that he committed to the University of Wisconsin on Friday.
Thanks to Metro Transit schedule planner, who is retiring -- Katie Sellner
Colin Conn, a city of Madison employee with nearly 37 years of service, retires today.
McFarland School District to survey residents for referendum
The school district will begin gauging public support for concepts that include a new elementary school, renovations to other schools, a new or renovated pool and improvements to several other athletic facilities.
Dr. Zorba Paster: How to make food labels better
I like reading food labels. It’s not just because I’m a geek, a moniker I gladly accept, but because I want to eat right — more protein, less carbs, fewer calories.
What to watch this week: After seven seasons of compelling TV, 'Good Wife' says goodbye
When “The Good Wife” began, in 2009, Cook County State’s Attorney Peter Florrick (Chris Noth) was embroiled in a scandal of government corruption and prostitution; as he went off to jail, his wife, Alicia (Julianna Margulies), stood by his side…
Encounter creative communities during special art night
Tour art studios, galleries, and museums across Madison from 5 to 9 p.m. Friday during the Madison Museum of Contemporary Art’s annual Spring Gallery Night.
Packers: Clay Matthews tells audience he's eager to move back to outside linebacker
Matthews said in Eau Claire that he would like to remain a Packer for the remainder of his playing days and very much wants to bring another Super Bowl back to Green Bay, as he and his teammates did in…
Gary Engberg: Don't let inconsistent weather keep you from getting out and about
The Wisconsin River is still getting wider and shallower with another spring of minimal water from up north because of lack of much snow melt.
Prep roundup: Cameron Cratic leads Madison East to a victory at Miller Park
The Purgolders score two runs in the sixth inning to earn a non-conference victory over Oregon in Milwaukee.
State Rep. Robb Kahl won't run for re-election
A small business owner and attorney, Kahl, 44, said he intends to return his focus to those pursuits.
Charleston Post and Courier: Iran keeps stirring the pot in Iraq
It will remain a serious challenge for Obama's successor
Prep boys golf: Madison Memorial's Jacob O'Loughlin wins Shootout; Middleton dominates team race
The Spartans senior beats his Cardinals rival in a playoff to claim medalist honors at University Ridge.
Brewers: Chase Anderson has no answers against Jay Bruce, Reds
The Reds scored five runs in the first inning and two in the second to take control against the Brewers in Cincinnati.