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More retail opens on State Street; Jenifer Street Market to take credit and debit cards
While there is much concern over the balance of retail and bars, restaurants and coffee shops on State Street, a big addition to the retail scene opened its doors Thursday.
Beloit man shot in drive-by shooting while sitting on his porch, police say
A 63-year-old Beloit man was shot early Sunday morning while sitting on his porch, the shots coming from a car driving by.
Prep boys golf: Middleton slips to No. 2 spot in state coaches' rankings
Madison Memorial moves into the No. 8 spot in the state rankings.
Purchase made with 'shiny coins' tips police to coin shop theft; 3 teens arrested
A Janesville store clerk felt something didn't seem right when three teens bought items early Monday morning with some shiny coins, so the clerk had an officer check on it.
Grief counselors at Richland Center High School after 2 students killed in crash
Grief counselors are helping students and staff at Richland Center High School on Monday following the deaths of two students Saturday afternoon in a rollover crash.
Showers later on Monday, sunshine rest of the week
Forecasters are looking at showers and thunderstorms moving into Madison Monday afternoon and night, but that could be it as far as rain for the upcoming week.
Charleston Post and Courier: The Cold War is returning is Europe
America must renew its commitment to defending its allies overseas
Catching Up: State signed $79.8M 10-year contract for new state test
State officials have signed a $79.8 million, 10-year contract with a former state lawmaker’s firm to provide a new test for Wisconsin elementary and middle school students that will replace the problematic Badger Exam that students took for the first…
Michael Perry: Headbanging bird love
Woodpecker love is no weirder than any other love, although even at my most twitterpated I was never driven to slam my snoot into solid steel at triphammer speed, as does the feathered fellow who has chosen to broadcast his…
Blue Sky Science: What’s going on in brain when people sleepwalk?
You’re actually in sleep when you’re sleepwalking, specifically in deep sleep. This is why people don’t remember what they’re doing when they’ve walked in their sleep.
Ask the Weather Guys: What is the hydrologic cycle?
The hydrologic cycle describes the circulation of water from the ocean and other watery surfaces to the atmosphere and to the land.
Leonard Pitts Jr.: America shouldn't apologize for Hiroshima
The first flash came at 8:15 on a Monday morning. Eyewitnesses remember it as a bolt of soundless light as if the sun had somehow touched down to the Earth.
Scrapbook May 16
Reunion: The 2016 Oscar Mayer Retirees’ Coffee will be held from 8 to 11 a.m. on June 6 at Rex’s Innkeeper, 301 N. Century Ave., in Waunakee. Cost: $8 per person. Checks should be made payable to and sent to:…
Tom Oates: Get ready for an infestation of Cubs fans at Miller Park
It's a great opportunity to send lots of Chicago fans home with smaller wallets and lowered expectations.
Badgers track and field: Kelsey Card goes out a winner -- and record-holder -- at Big Ten meet
The UW senior establishes another conference mark in the event that eluded her a year ago.
Badgers women's rowing: UW finishes runner-up to Ohio State at Big Ten meet
The Badgers place all of their boats in the top three in posting their best finish since 2010.
Thanks for the tulips on John Nolen Drive -- Judy Snyderman
The tulips in the center strip on West John Nolen Drive in Madison are just beautiful.
Don't blame faculty for governor's mess -- Bruce Thomadsen
The State Journal reported Wednesday that Gov. Scott Walker made “a series of tweets in which he chided faculty for speaking out after recent changes to tenure but not taking as strong an action in response to student tuition increases…