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Chris Rickert: Shift to later school starts moving about as fast as a teenager at dawn
"Sooner" isn't really the school district's habit.
Packers: Jared Cook has minor foot surgery, reports say
The procedure was considered preventative and Cook should be ready when training camp begins in late July.
Sony Creative Software sells editing software products
MAGIX, a German company, is buying the digital tools.
Muhammad Ali dies at 74
PHOENIX, Ariz. — He was fast of fist and foot — lip, too — a heavyweight champion who promised to shock the world and did. He floated. He stung. Mostly he thrilled, even after the punches had taken their toll…
WIAA state track and field: Middleton's Perrin Hagge, Verona's Jack Herkert win titles
The Middleton senior wins the 1,600 meters while the Wildcats junior is victorious in the pole vault.
WIAA state track and field: Lake Mills sophomore Ben Dunkleberger wins Division 2 triple jump
LA CROSSE — When Ben Dunkleberger was a middle-school student, he walked around Veterans Memorial Stadium and absorbed everything about the WIAA state track and field meet.
WIAA state track and field: Friday's highlights
Notable performances from the day's events in La Crosse.
Badgers rowing: Men's varsity eight hopes sink, but four boats advance at IRA
WEST WINDSOR, N.J. — The University of Wisconsin men advanced four of five boats to the next round of racing at the Intercollegiate Rowing Association National Championships on Friday on Lake Mercer.
Mallards: Colin Brockhouse's stellar start powers Madison past Rockford in home opener
The Mallards move to 4-0 in the Northwoods League.
WIAA state boys tennis: Edgewood doubles duo all that remains in title chase
Heading into the final day of the WIAA state boys tennis tournament, Cecil Lingard acknowledged that he can finally just go out and enjoy himself.
One high school or two? Debate resurfaces in Sun Prairie
The contentious debate from a decade ago has been revived because of the pace of Sun Prairie's population growth.
Brewers: Jimmy Nelson's shortest outing leaves Milwaukee at a loss
PHILADELPHIA — Jimmy Nelson entered having gone at least five innings in each of his 11 starts this season.
Outdoors: UW-Whitewater anglers close in on national tournament berth
CLINTON, Ill. — A pair of UW-Whitewater anglers are well-positioned to secure a berth Carhartt Bassmaster College Series National Championship.
At state Democratic convention, Russ Feingold aims for unity
Feingold will be among the most-anticipated speakers at Friday night's kick-off for the 2016 Democratic Party of Wisconsin convention.
Tech and Biotech: Madison gains a health IT company; Exact Sciences' Cologuard draws national attention
National Decision Support Co. has opened a Downtown office.
Let people use bathrooms that suit them -- Ann Stratton
A few letters to the editor have missed the point of bathroom use. It is to relieve yourself in the privacy of a stall.
Climate change can be worldwide rallying cry -- Debbie Metke
As we obsess with politics, a skeletal finger is tapping our shoulders, though we nervously whistle past and avert our eyes. Scientists around the world are alarmed by the speed of our environment’s demise. Those paying attention have even been…
Lead from bullets also pose health risks -- Julie Langenberg
It is good to hear that the Department of Natural Resources will loan funds to municipalities to address the risk of lead exposure in our communities from old lead service lines.
Walker not doing things the Wisconsin way -- Gene Bier
Gov. Scott Walker's attempt to be a hero to the American Legislative Exchange Council and conservative supporters is taking Wisconsin down a dangerous path.
