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Olympics: Wisconsin athletes who will be competing in Rio on Aug. 21
There are 25 Wisconsin athletes competing at the 2016 Olympics in Rio.
Prep football: Elias Sobah scores six TDs for Madison La Follette
Elias Sobah ran for 155 yards and six touchdowns as host Madison La Follette rolled past Janesville Craig 63-48 on Saturday afternoon to complete a Big Eight Conference prep football season opener that was suspended on Friday due to lightning…
Brewers: Brent Suter admits he was nervous in debut
What Brent Suter described as a "dream come true" didn't end up a nightmare, but it likely wasn't how he imagined his first taste of the big leagues.
Missing Dane man died in crash in town of Springfield, authorities say
Nicholas G. Reding, 30, had been thrown from the vehicle found Friday several hundred feet off the roadway at the intersection of Highway K and Pheasant Branch Road, the Dane County Sheriff's Office said.
Tom Oates: With so many sitting, it's hard to evaluate Packers' preseason
It grows increasingly difficult to evaluate the Green Bay Packers’ readiness for the regular season based on exhibition games that are becoming a bigger joke — and ripoff — every year.
Donald Trump should come with warning label -- Patrick Flannery
When we take medication, a plethora of disclaimers make us wonder which is worse, our ailment or one of the many side effects.
Nobody more scrutinized than Clinton -- Mark Condon
In Tuesday's letter to the editor "Media has been supporting Clinton," the author took to task the "mainstream" media, accusing it of saying "next to nothing" about foreign governments likely hacking Hillary Clinton's private email server.
Mainstream media is failing voters -- Jan Somerfeld
Tuesday’s letter “Media has been supporting Clinton” was spot on in pointing out the extreme bias of mainstream journalists covering the presidential candidates.
Voucher schools are a money grab -- Donna Pahuski
Do you think that right-wing politicians really care about poor black children who are suffering from abject poverty in Milwaukee?
Jesus would vote for pro-life candidate -- Kay Ringelstetter
In response to professor Brian Smith's column last Sunday, "Who would Jesus vote for this fall?," I must ask: Does Jesus truly feel that any injustice is more pressing than abortion?
Don't give Milwaukee rioters at free pass -- Robert Shaw
The Milwaukee shooting involved a man with a violent criminal record who had a loaded weapon and refused to obey police orders.
Badgers football: Jim Leonhard excited by versatility, depth at cornerback for Wisconsin
Sojourn Shelton, Derrick Tindal and Natrell Jamerson give Leonhard, UW's defensive backs coach, a lot of options when it comes to a game plan in the secondary.
3 men charged in looting after Milwaukee police shooting
The men were arrested early last Sunday as police arrived and ordered everyone inside to come out. The criminal complaint filed Friday says the defendants told police the windows were already shattered and other people were looting the store when…
Amateur drone operators soon could face high-tech barriers
SAN JOSE, Calif. — Something weird happened to Duncan Sinfield’s drone shortly after he was told by a security guard to stop flying over a tech company’s campus in the heart of Silicon Valley.
Tech Q&A: How to unlock old games to play on Windows 10
Q: I have a new Windows 10 PC that won’t play any of my old games, such as Medal of Honor, Age of Empires or Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator. What can I do?
Badgers football: Time running short for T.J. Edwards to play against LSU
Edwards, an inside linebacker who led UW with 84 tackles last year as a redshirt freshman, suffered a stress fracture in his left foot this summer and has not practiced at all this fall.
Big industries say high electric prices may push them out of Wisconsin
The comments were among the public's responses to the PSC's Strategic Energy Assessment 2022 report.
Watchdog: GOP gains most from higher contribution limits
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Republican statehouse candidates benefited more than Democrats from Wisconsin's doubled campaign contribution limits during the first six months of the year, a new analysis has found.
Watchdog: GOP gains most from higher contribution limits
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Republican statehouse candidates benefited more than Democrats from Wisconsin's doubled campaign contribution limits during the first six months of the year, a new analysis has found.
Balancing Act: Paralympian offers lesson in hope
Amanda McGrory, who has set course records in the Paris and New York marathons and finished first in multiple Bank of America Chicago marathons, will compete in the 800 meter, 1,500 meter, 5,000 meter and the marathon at the Paralympics…