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June hiring surge of 287,000 suggests rebounding economy
WASHINGTON — Employers shook off two months of weak hiring by adding 287,000 jobs in June, a robust pace that suggests a resilient U.S. economy recovering from a slump early in the year.
Erratic-acting driver led police on low-speed chase near DeForest, police say
A driver who caught the attention of a DeForest police officer by waving her arms and screaming at the officer led police on a low-speed chase early Friday morning before finally pulling over.
8 hurt in medical transport bus crash in Jefferson County
A medical transport bus with seven passengers on board crashed in Jefferson County Friday morning, sending all eight people, including the driver, to hospitals.
Dana Milbank: Obama journeys from hope to hard reality
WASHINGTON — Behold the reluctant warrior.
Dallas Morning News: Dallas must wake from this nightmare united
Our hearts are broken.
Duluth Trading opens Omaha store
The 11,000-square-foot store is the Belleville company's 11th shop.
Restaurant News: Genna's owners take over Ohio Tavern, plan to expand
Kristi Genna and Jack Williams bought the tavern and are expanding it into two extra storefronts on Atwood Avenue.
Bicyclist hit by car in Sauk County, Sheriff's Office says
A 12-year-old boy from Racine was injured Thursday afternoon when his bicycle was struck by a car near Reedsburg.
Mexican national, convicted felon, sent to prison for illegal reentry to US
A Mexican citizen who was convicted numerous times in Wisconsin was sentenced to almost four years in federal prison for illegally reentering the country after having been deported.
Los Angeles Times: Boycotts of Israel are a protected form of free speech
In recent months, a number of states have passed laws or taken other official actions to punish companies that participate in boycotts against Israel. California soon may do the same. But if it does, it will be making a mistake.
Far West Side streets closing for sewer work
Two streets on Madison's Far West Side will be closed beginning Monday so sewers can be installed for a new development.
Fitchburg City Council member wants fire station converted to community center
With the city's library and community center located across the city, Ald. Dorothy Krause said a repurposed fire station could create more opportunities to keep children out of trouble.
Madison can get big things done
OUR VIEW: Unanimous approval of $170 million development bodes well for Downtown and local economy
Mini-muffins bursting with blueberries and tangy lemon
Ye olde yeast-leavened English muffin is “a physical base and a pretext for eating melted butter,” according to Alan Davidson, author of “The Penguin Companion of Food.”
How to grill vegetables no matter their shape
Look on the bright side: What with global warming sending our poor, precious planet into a death spiral, and summer’s newly blistering temperatures turning your kitchen into a sauna, this is the perfect opportunity for you to spend a little…
Dr. Zorba Paster: Worries about food allergies and secret ingredients
Dear Doc: My husband became allergic to shellfish in his forties. We both love Thai food. Absolutely love it. We never get any shellfish when we order. Because we love it I decided to learn how to make it. Shock…
What to watch this week: Mr. Robot returns on USA
As long as there have been robots, it seems, a fear of robots turning on their human creators has accompanied them.
Drum Corps performances, gorgeous gardens and more this weekend
Make time Sunday for the Drum Corps International (DCI) Tour at Middleton High School, 2100 Bristol St., Middleton. Madison Scouts headline a lineup of 10 drum and bugle corps as they pay tribute to former Madison Scout and DCI founding…
Brewers: Junior Guerra finds success at end of long, winding road
The 31-year-old vagabond rookie has an ERA under 3.00 in 12 starts with Milwaukee.