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The new seasonal IPA from the Madison brewery is a dank, bitter brawler.

The old adage "If you don't like the weather, wait a day" fits perfectly in Madison on Tuesday.

There's still plenty of evidence to suggest voter ID behaved exactly as Republicans intended.

The apparent homicide was reported at 1:09 a.m. and arriving officers found one person dead and another with non-life threatening injuries, according to a police news release.

Michigan State sophomore defensive lineman Craig Evans, a former Sun Prairie athlete, left the football team for personal reasons, Spartans coach Mark Dantonio said in a release Monday.

“I don’t see anyone new getting into turkey hunting,” said Norm Sandmire of Richland Center. “I see the same people year after year. You might see a kid one year but then not see them again when they get into…

Baseball

Baseball

The Brewers give up 14 hits in only six innings.

Led by Joey Levin’s 3-under-par 69, the Middleton boys golf team earned a one-stroke victory over Madison Edgewood atop the standings of Monday’s 21-team Wisconsin PGA High School Invitational at Maple Bluff Country Club.

The convenience store chain had sought to redevelop the site of the former Sentry Foods.

His plan would allow no new liquor licenses in the area surrounding State Street and Capitol Square only, with few exceptions.

For the first time in his long-standing status as a starter for the University of Wisconsin football team, Sojourn Shelton will be viewed as the veteran of the secondary.

I am writing to voice my support for a South Side Madison Area Technical College campus.

The report that Madison is seeing a growing need for pickleball courts, due to interest in the sport, is not surprising.

That fact that many Madison Area Technical College students rely on Metro Transit to move between home, class and employment seems to have been lost in the debate on whether to relocate the Downtown campus.

Recently I attended a public meeting about services offered by agencies for the homeless in Dane County and learned that there is no central homeless day resource center.

Over 40 percent of students who enrolled at for-profit institutions between 2012 and 2014 left school without finishing their programs.

Calling himself "a progressive through and through," Jimmy Anderson announced his candidacy Monday.

Fund Bethel until new day center opens