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AnchorBank to sell Viroqua branch
The transaction is expected to finalize by the end of May.
Bucks: Guard Jorge Gutierrez signed to 10-day contract
The Bucks have signed Jorge Gutierrez to a 10-day contract, replenishing their backcourt depth after a season-ending injury to backup guard Kendall Marshall.
Badgers football: Two recruits from Texas de-commit from UW
Cornerbacks X’zavien Ausborne and Takadrae Williams from Dallas South Oak Cliff High School opt to look elsewhere after safeties coach Bill Busch was not retained by new UW coach Paul Chryst.
Scott Walker's national fundraising group releases first ad
The group's ad calls for leadership from the states.
Dana Milbank: The White House offers a game of drones
WASHINGTON -- I confess to being surprised by the surprise over the discovery Monday of a drone at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
Aldi to open in Sun Prairie
The store will become the company's fourth Madison area location
Prep football: Sun Prairie coach Brian Kaminski receives Marine coaching award
Sun Prairie varsity football coach Brian Kaminski has been chosen to receive the Marine Corps’ Semper Fi Coach Award. The award will be presented at Sun Prairie High School on Thursday varsity…
Hands on Wisconsin: Walker cuts funding for UW and funds arena
The same day a $300 million cut to the UW system was announced, we learn Walker also intends to offer $220 million in bonding funds for a Bucks arena in Milwaukee.
In Season: Cara Cara oranges
What it is: A seedless navel orange that is notable for its darker inside color. It’s not as dark as a blood orange, but the Cara Cara’s darker pink/red flesh looks more like grapefruit than o…
Beer Baron: 7 session beers for the day that needs them the most: Super Bowl Sunday
These low-alcohol beers are perfect for a five-hour party with loaded with socialization and heavy foods.
Jerry Davis: High perches helpful for shed antler hunters
When I saw a man on horseback crisscrossing a field of corn stubble, I was sure of the purpose.
Cooks' Exchange: Hard to get in habit of cooking just for one or two
My three sons made mealtime … interesting. Mike removed dried black mushrooms from the Chinese food I prepared because he thought they looked like leeches.
Contractor charged with stealing computers from state
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — A contract employee has been charged with stealing computers from the state.
Bridget Maniaci says she offers fresh leadership, deep roots
Candidate says she offers best balance of experience, leadership and formal education.
Doug Moe: Close knit bond between grandma and swimmers
Ever since her grandson attended West High a decade ago, Iefje Eriks Glasz has knitted caps for the boys swim team.
Odd Wisconsin: Menominee chief explained American history to Capitol guide
An official guide explained the meaning of the bas-reliefs around the rotunda, but the chiefs saw different things than their host.
Voters deserve more choice on spring ballots
So much for higher pay leading to greater competition for Madison City Council seats.
Jonah Goldberg: Obama, ignoring realities, sticks to his comfort zone
Political observers are still trying to figure out what President Barack Obama’s game is a week after his State of the Union address. That’s because rhetorically and substantively, he seems to…
NFL: Russell Wilson recalls watching as a kid while Tom Brady won Super Bowls
Now Wilson can become the eighth starting QB to win consecutive Super Bowls, and the first since Brady did it 10 years ago.
NFL: Richard Sherman provides some levity for this Super Bowl
The Stanford grad sat on his perch for 60 minutes Tuesday, and would have gladly sat for 60 more, answering questions about everything from his back-and-forth with Kraft to the kind of reality…