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For his first mystery novel, historian David Krugler chose to immerse readers in the Soviet spy game as World War II draws to a close.

For some farmers, wise investments in corn and soybeans futures during this spring's rally are easing the blow of a recent price drop.

Many outdoors gathering activities are momentary. Here today; gone tomorrow.Gun deer season is nine days and then we must wait 355 days before spending another nine days in the woods with a rifle.Raspberry season is like that.

The following area businesses filed incorporation papers with the Department of Financial Institutions, division of corporate and consumer services. The list includes corporation name, the filing date, the registered agent and address.

GREEN BAY — Right-hander Frank German and two relievers allowed just two hits and Zach Jarrett homered as the Madison Mallards defeated the Green Bay Bullfrogs 9-1 in a Northwoods League amateur baseball game Saturday night.

Rumor has it there was a golf tournament going on at University Ridge on Saturday.

After two consecutive successful years, it appears that the revamped fireworks festivities are here to stay.

The recent graduate says the program is making strong strides in the competitive Big Eight Conference.

On a day University Ridge Golf Course was tougher on the majority of the field, perhaps it was rudest to Esteban Toledo.

Matt Garza allows four runs over six innings to collect his first victory of the season.

Jean-Francois Remesy was living the dream Saturday at the PGA Tour Champions American Family Insurance Championship at University Ridge Golf Course.

Final round tee times and pairings for the American Family Insurance Championship at University Ridge Golf Course on Sunday.

CHICAGO — In his new book, “Helping Children Succeed: What Works and Why,” journalist Paul Tough investigates the challenge of educating low-income children, who now account for more than half of all public school students.

After reading Sunday's column by Alds. Mike Verveer and Marsha Rummel, "Police audit will be money well spent," it is clear they do not understand the real issue.

First let me say, I am well aware that racism exists and that police and politicians have to be scrutinized.

Considering the number guns and amount of gun violence in our country, it’s time to require gun owners to carry insurance on each firearm they own.

I would like to respond to the guest column by Rep. Jeremy Thiesfeldt in Sunday’s paper, "School safety isn't just for students."

I listened to Madison Police Chief Mike Koval’s statement defending the use of force in the arrest of Genele Laird. He explained that state guidelines and training dictate the use of force in arresting an uncooperative individual.

A good, responsible leader recognizes and works for the benefit of his constituency, and does so with respect for the opposite side.

I was not surprised to see that Gov. Scott Walker blamed the media for his low approval ratings in the recent Marquette Law School Poll.