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Badgers football: Three hundred female fans learn the basics in Football 101
The event has raised $114,000 for breast cancer through the Susan G. Komen foundation since it began in 2009.
Mallards: Dalton D'Spain recovers from early trouble to power victory over Rafters
Dalton D’Spain got himself in a bit of trouble in the first inning on Wednesday night when the Madison Mallards right-hander issued a pair of walks around a single and a wild pitch.
Badgers hockey: Blake Geoffrion says second charity game with top the inaugural event
ESPN sportscaster John Buccigross will serve as master of ceremony for the charity game that will feature 29 former Badgers.
Brewers: Jimmy Nelson's gem paves way for win over Mets
The young right-hander gives up just two hits in eight innings for Milwaukee.
Junior golf: Middleton's Loren Skibba is off to Texas after big final round nets WPGA Junior title
Skibba had five birdies and an eagle in a 1-under-par 71 at Dretzka Park Golf Course and held off playing parter Mikayla Hauck of Cottage Grove by two shots to win the state's most prestigious…
UW volleyball: Badgers nab Illinois prep player of the year
Molly Haggerty, a 6-foot-2 outside hitter, commits to UW coach Kelly Sheffield.
All-area boys tennis: State champion Jake Van Emburgh of Middleton named Player of the Year for 2015
Middleton sophomore Jake Van Emburgh wrapped up his Wisconsin high school tennis career at the WIAA state boys team tournament earlier this month at Nielsen Tennis Stadium.
Owners of Mt. Horeb golf course planning to sell it to developers
The village's board president said he expects the golf course will be re-zoned so it can attract developers.
Walker will be an incredible president -- Arthur Christopher Schaper
Two major critiques are leveled against Gov. Scott Walker as a presidential contender -- that he didn't fulfill his promise of bringing 250,000 jobs to Wisconsin, and that he lacks foreign pol…
Everyone should listen to pope's message -- Patrick Hardyman
In September, Pope Francis will be making his first trip to the United States, with a major speech at the United Nations in New York City, an address to a joint session of Congress in Washingt…
Walker should resign to focus on 2016 -- Tom Altenburg
I would never fault a person who has the desire to be president. I have a problem, however, when a person has been given a job by the public to run the affairs of a state and is not giving his…
More choices better for students -- Richard Berg
A June 5 letter "Private vouchers raid public schools" from the co-president of Madison’s Freedom From Religion Foundation opposed giving parents more choices when it comes to education.
Restaurant News: Tony Frank's closes under weight of money troubles
Tony Frank's Tavern closed Monday after 86 years, its owner saying it just got too tough to hang on.
Prep girls basketball: Tom Lesar accepts Waunakee girls job
Waunakee school board has final approval in July
River Valley Bank opens Middleton branch
The Wausau area bank has had a smaller loan office in Madison since 2010.
Head of targeted DNR science bureau departing
DNR veteran Jack Sullivan says severe pending budget cuts played a role the timing of his retirement.
Crash leads to chlorine spill on North Side
Authorities say there is no ongoing danger to the public from the spill, which happened around 1 p.m.
Wanted man appears in court on heroin-related homicide charge
Matthew Reineke is charged with first-degree reckless homicide for the 2013 heroin overdose death of Travis Barnett in DeForest.
Gunnelson, Roger W.
STOUGHTON / ADAMS-FRIENDSHIP - Roger W. Gunnelson, age 86, passed away on Monday, June 22, 2015, at Moundview Memorial in Adams-Friendship. He was born in Cambridge on Dec. 12, 1928, the son o…
Karls, Alfred
WAUNAKEE - Alfred Karls, age 89, of Waunakee, died on Tuesday, June 23, 2015, at the Waunakee Manor Health Care Center.