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Northwoods League: Madison Mallards games will be broadcast on radio by The Zone
The Madison Mallards announced that their games will be radio broadcast on The Zone (WOZN 106.7FM / 1670AM) the next two seasons.
Foot races to close Madison streets Saturday
Several Madison streets are scheduled to be closed late Saturday and early Sunday for three foot races, the city traffic engineering department said.
Highway 26 ramp to Interstate to close for a week
The Highway 26 southbound ramp to northbound Interstate 39-90 in Janesville will be closed for construction from Tuesday through June 7, the state Department of Transportation said.
Hands on Wisconsin: State laws stuck in judicial pingpong
Republican efforts to instate voter ID, draw new district maps and turn Wisconsin into a "right-to-work" state are bouncing around in the state and federal court system.
Love refried beans? And edamame? You'll love refried edamame
The first time I ate fresh soybeans was, naturally enough, at a Japanese restaurant. Known as edamame, the dish is a staple of Japanese restaurant menus.
Los Angeles Times: Ensure that worker visas aren't abused
American immigration law allows employees of overseas firms to enter the country for a limited period of time to do business for their employers, including overseeing installation of machinery or other specialized products. The law does not allow those employees,…
Scott Walker aide will appeal rejected lawsuit against John Doe investigators
A federal judge threw out Cynthia Archer's lawsuit accusing prosecutors of wrongdoing in probe of Walker allies.
County walls off water near beach to keep it clean
Filters and UV rays will clean water near the beach, with an underwater curtain installed to block algae and bacteria.
Report: State overpaid more than $412,000 in tax credits
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — A new report says Wisconsin's job creation agency has erroneously awarded more than $412,000 in tax credits to companies over how many jobs they created.
Lead-poisoned water targeted by new Wisconsin DNR loans
Municipalities may apply to help private property owners who couldn't otherwise easily afford to replace pipes on private property.
Replacing noodles with spiralized vegetables in colorful chicken salad
There are no noodles in this colorful chicken salad, but there are oodles (and oodles) of spiralized vegetables.
The healthy burger that may make even carnivores opt for veg
May shepherds in the season of the backyard barbecue, and for us that means one thing: burgers. Let me back up and say that just about anything I make on the grill in warmer months, I also make regularly inside…
Just another week in the state of intoxication
OUR VIEW: The latest drunken driving arrests, injuries and death should scare motorists sober this holiday weekend
Dr. Zorba Paster: Smoking affects finances, too
I know, I know. I harp on smoking all the time. All the time.
What to watch this week: 'Roots' revival airs in triplicate
A generation of TV viewers knows LeVar Burton as the blind Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge of the Starship Enterprise in “Star Trek: The Next Generation.”
Cruise to Brooklyn for car show and tractor pull
Buckle up and cruise over to Brooklyn for the second annual All Wheels Show, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, rain or shine, in Brooklyn Legion Park, 205 S. 1st St. Enter your car, truck, motorcycle or tractor at 8:30…
Packers: Green Bay switches third-string quarterbacks
Green Bay said in a news release that it signed Marquise Williams and released Ryan Williams.
College baseball: Lake Bachar leads UW-Whitewater into NCAA Division III World Series
Bachar — the Warhawks' top pitcher and a kickoff specialist/punter on Whitewater's football team — and the Warhawks open tournament Friday night at Fox Cities Stadium in Grand Chute.
