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Bucks: Mirza Teletovic, Matthew Dellavedova headed to Milwaukee; Dwayne Wade next?
The Bucks added shooting, defense and a backup point guard if the two reported deals turn into additions to the team.
NBA: Salary cap jump has players cashing in big as free agency opens
With revenues rising and the salary cap soaring right along with it, good players were being paid like All-Stars, while All-Stars were getting contracts that used to go only to superstars.
Badgers track and field: Kelsey Card's Olympic bid on track
The former UW athlete finished third in the preliminary round of the women’s discus as the U.S. track and field trials Friday at Hayward Field in Eugene, Oregon, to easily advance to Saturday’s finals.
Brewers: Jaime Garcia shuts down Milwaukee as Cardinals end home skid
The left-hander throws eight solid innings to help St. Louis win for the first time in eight games at Busch Stadium.
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Officer-involved shooting suspect identified; Madison officials place responsibility on behavior, police procedures
The Dane County Medical Examiner's Office named the man who was killed Thursday in an officer-involved shooting as Michael William Schumacher, 41, of Fitchburg.
Man found guilty of stabbing, bludgeoning homicide of drug informant
A man who prosecutors said fatally stabbed and struck a police drug informant in the head with a sledgehammer was found guilty Friday night of first-degree intentional homicide, ending a week-long jury trial.
Man killed in Wednesday evening motorcycle crash in Christiana identified
Officials identified 60-year-old Ronald J. Brokaw of Cambridge as the man killed in a motorcycle crash in the town of Christiana on Wednesday evening.
Assault rifle ban won't stop terrorists -- Wayne Shockley
I have no strong objection to a ban on assault rifles, provided it is intelligently designed.
Simple steps could reduce gun violence -- Terry Schmeckpeper
I encourage Congress to take at least two steps to reduce the number of people being killed in our country by people who shouldn't have guns.
Other bases better suited for fighter jets -- Royce Belzung
The writer of the June 20 letter to the editor "Madison should welcome fighter jets" stated he was happy to have the F-16s stationed at Truax and felt the 10 to 15 seconds of noise associated with their takeoff, flyover…
Funding UW and DNR would boost Scott Walker's approval -- Colleen Armacanqui
In a recent article, Gov. Scott Walker attributes his low rating to the media’s negative coverage of him. Perhaps he should stop being the supplier of the negative material.
WISC Partners finalizes $8.2 million fund to invest in Wisconsin companies
Silicon Valley businessmen who are UW alums created the fund to boost promising Wisconsin startups.
Badgers track and field: Zach Ziemek looks to punch ticket to Rio Olympics in decathlon
Zach Ziemek has performed on big stages before.
The pursuit of happiness defines our nation -- Timothy J. Shannon, Gettysburg College
Thomas Jefferson's succinct expression of the American Dream remains foundational 240 years later
Kwallek, Albert J. Jr.
LANCASTER - Albert J. Kwallek Jr., age 89, of Lancaster, Wis., passed away of natural causes on Tuesday, June 28, 2016.
Frey, Richard
MADISON - Richard Frey, age 88, passed away peacefully with his family on June 23, 2016.
Hulick, Arlene C.
JANESVILLE - Arlene C. Hulick, age 95, of Janesville, died on Wednesday, June 29, 2016, at Cedar Crest. She was born to George and Bessie (Williams) Finley on March 30, 1921, in Elkhorn, Wis. She graduated from Whitewater State Teacher's…
Zuther, Donald R.
PORTAGE - Donald R. Zuther, age 79, passed away on Wednesday, June 29, 2016, at Divine Savior Heathcare in Portage.
Test your knowledge of Independence Day with this quiz -- David Davenport and Gordon Lloyd
When we celebrate the Fourth of July with a three-day weekend vacation, picnics and fireworks, we sometimes forget the real meaning of the holiday.