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New upscale Fitchburg salon geared toward men
The 18-8 Fine Men's Salon opens in Fitchburg; more retail comes to Middleton and Associated Bank to move to East Washington Avenue.
Man shot during town of Madison home invasion, police say
A 31-year-old town of Madison man was shot in the head early Friday morning during a home invasion, with one suspect arrested and a second suspect being sought by police.
Paul Soglin bans city staff travel to North Carolina, citing 'LGBT discrimination'
The ban is an answer to North Carolina's controversial "bathroom" law, which requires the use of a bathroom based on the user's sex at birth.
Mt. Olympus in Wisconsin Dells adding massive pool
The $4 million pool will will be able to hold 2,000 swimmers
Nobody hurt in East Side kitchen fire
A fully involved kitchen fire on Madison's East Side Sunday caused an evacuation of an eight-unit apartment building, but nobody was hurt in the fire.
Catching Up: Free clinic helps women with gynecological care
In two years, the clinic has cared for nearly 200 women, preventing cancer in many of them.
John Nolan: Wisconsin Smallmouth Alliance raising funds to raise the bar
The club needs help raising money to contribute to the various projects it pursues in southern Wisconsin and beyond.
UW's Allen Centennial Garden ready for its close-up
The garden's busy schedule includes therapy dogs, slow food, 3,000 new bulbs and an updated master plan.
Michael Perry: Dealing with the litterbugs
One of the things you discover when living at the terminus of a dead-end country road is a certain segment of the population is possessed of an odd dyslexic-type disorder in which they interpret a yellow diamond DEAD END sign…
Blue Sky Science: Do plants produce nectar every day?
Not all plants produce nectar, only plants that are visited by animal-type pollinators.
Ask the Weather Guys: What connection does UW-Madison have with the National Weather Service?
Last week National Weather Service Director Louis W. Uccellini visited his alma mater as the Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences Distinguished Alumni Award winner.
NFL: The art of NFL scheduling: 4 men, 255 computers, trillions of options
With 256 games, 17 weeks, six time slots, five networks and four possible game days — Sunday, Monday, Thursday and Saturday — there are hundreds of trillions of potential schedule combinations.
Badgers football: Taiwan Deal, Bradrick Shaw offer solid depth at running back
UW's hope is that the duo's performance can lessen the load on Corey Clement and Dare Ogunbowale.
Scrapbook April 18
Grant: The Badger Rock Center, a project of Center for Resilient Cities, was awarded a $20,000 grant from the Jane Perego Fund. The funds will be used to support the Hmong Language and Culture Enrichment Program. The Jane Perego Fund…
Janesville man killed in turkey hunting accident
Authorities said the 37-year-old ran into the field of fire of another hunter after leaving the blind to retrieve a wounded turkey.
Badgers men's tennis: UW has no answers against No. 3 Ohio State
The University of Wisconsin men's tennis team couldn't claw its way back against No. 3 Ohio State on Sunday afternoon, falling 4-0 to the Buckeyes in the 2016 home finale at Nielsen Tennis Stadium.
Badgers men's golf:
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – The University of Wisconsin men's golf team moved up two spots to finish 13th with a 34-over 898 in the final round of the 54-hole Boilermaker Invitational on Sunday at the par-72, 7,400-yard Kampen Course.
Badgers women's tennis: Badgers drop 5-2 decision to Purdue
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – The University of Wisconsin women’s tennis team’s two-match win streak came to an end Sunday morning as it dropped a 5-2 decision to Purdue (11-11, 4-6) in the final road match of the season.
Waunakee man seriously injured in Beltline rollover crash Sunday
His car slid sideways off the ramp from Highway 39/90, the State Patrol said. His injuries were described as serious but not life-threatening.