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Wedding reception evacuated following carbon monoxide incident
More than two dozen people were taken to a hospital Saturday night following the evacuation of a wedding reception on Madison's East Side.
End of summer good time to find great car lease deals
As the end of summer nears and dealers discount their 2016 cars to make room for next year’s models, shoppers who want to lease could find some hidden bargains. The key is to understand — and maximize — two little-understood…
Ag experts: Wisconsin in midst of perfect growing season
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Agricultural experts say Wisconsin in the midst of an nearly perfect growing season.
Nancy Kavazanjian: Why I grow genetically engineered crops
BEAVER DAM — For the last three years I’ve grown and donated well over 20,000 pounds of sweet corn to local food pantries, friends, family, neighbors, an FFA group and our church.
Badgers football: Examining what we know and don’t know heading into fall camp
UW opens fall camp Monday.
Madison Style: The Electric Needle
They don’t make adult-sized “Little House on the Prairie” Laura dresses, but Jen Mulder’s husband, Jay, wanted them to be Pa and Laura Ingalls for a costume party. Their quest to find suitable calico fabric for Jen Mulder to sew…
Together: A checklist to make dorm moves easier
College students are preparing to move into their dorms in the fall. If you’re sending a student off to college, have them use this list as a starting point for their move.
On Retail: Klein's Floral & Greenhouses on East Washington Ave. to undergo $2 million renovation
Sue Klein could have chosen to close her business and sell the nearly two acres of land on one of the city’s prime corridors or move her operation to another, less expensive location.
Operation Badger Base, a community celebration for Wisconsin veterans
Operation Badger Base will give the community a chance to come together to celebrate all Wisconsin veterans.
On Wisconsin: Beyond the stick at the Wisconsin State Fair
The Horticulture, Crafts & Culinary Pavilion offers a throwback experience
Wisconsin farmers enjoying quintessential growing season so far this year
Near-perfect weather conditions have state's corn and soybeans in the best condition in the country.
Hands on Wisconsin: Scott Walker loves frozen tuition and UW funding
Gov. Scott Walker has again frozen UW tuition, which is good for students. But without more state funding, the quality of the institution will start to erode.
Race for Dane DA has experienced underling sniping at the incumbent
Assistant District Attorney Robert Jambois wants to unseat his boss, District Attorney Ismael Ozanne, who hears racism in the criticism.
Congressional, legislative races at stake in Tuesday's primary
If you want to help decide what your choices will be on the Nov. 8 ballot, primaries are how that happens.
On View | 'Spoonfuls of Those Golden Raisins'
Drunk Lunch Modern Goods + Gallery, 807 E. Johnson St., hosts rotating art exhibits, lectures, screenings and events in their contemporary art gallery.
Shelley Peterman Schwarz: Dealing with the difficult middle years
A recent column dealt with raising small children when a parent is dealing with a chronic illness. Today I’ll share some of my experiences of being a parent during those middle years of ages 10 to 14.
Garden calendar | For the week of Aug. 7
Tips for your flowers, trees and shrubs.
Packers: Green Bay fans take over Canton as Brett Favre enters Hall of Fame
They came in No. 4 jerseys and wearing cheeseheads. They chanted "Go Pack Go." It was Lambeau Field transported to Ohio, and only one man could have caused it.
Tech-heavy industries need workforce to stay competitive
The latest report from the Brookings Institution has underscored the value of “advanced industries” to the economy – not only to the nation, but to Wisconsin.
