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Chicago Tribune: How to live longer, in 100 annoying steps
Want to live to age 115?
Stafford Rosenbaum LLP Announces New Member of Board of Directors and Re-elects Managing Partner
Madison, WI (February 24, 2015) - Stafford Rosenbaum LLP recently announced that Denasha A. Scott has been elected to the Board of Directors and that Christopher B. Hughes has been re-elected …
Chris Rickert: Madison loath to admit that vouchers have an 'educational purpose'
It seems unlikely that any voucher school is forcing 8-year-olds into sweatshops or flogging them for chewing gum in class.
Restaurant review: East Siders well served by walnut burger at Harmony
The Harmony should mass produce its walnut burger. It's everything most vegetarian burgers aren't. And it's the best thing the bar has going.
Know Your Madisonian: Brianna Hanson
East High School senior Brianna Hanson is the student member of the Madison School Board.
Dr. Carleen Hanson: Broad range of normal speech for young children
Dear Dr. Hanson: I’m concerned that my 2-year-old daughter doesn’t seem to be talking as well as some of the other children in her day care classroom. Should I be concerned? When should we thi…
Bucks: Winless road trip ends with loss to Warriors
Stephen Curry made three straight 3-pointers in a span of 65 seconds in the fourth quarter to help Golden State beat Milwaukee 102-93
WIAA state hockey: Tournament preview
The WIAA state boys and girls hockey tournament is set for Thursday through Saturday at the Dane County Coliseum.
Badgers men's basketball: Jordan Hill bides his time by becoming a key component on the scout team
MINNEAPOLIS — The day before his team clinched at least a share of the Big Ten Conference title with a 68-61 victory over Michigan State, University of Wisconsin men’s basketball coach Bo Ryan…
Andy Baggot: Memorial hockey players hope to follow in fathers' footsteps
At first glance, the two scripts read exactly the same, from the details to the DNA.
Packers: Roger Goodell says NFL responsible for 2011 Super Bowl seating problems
The problems left hundreds of fans without seats or with restricted views during the 2011 Super Bowl at Cowboys Stadium.
Jason Galloway: Mount Horeb coaches Martha Koller Faust, Todd Nesheim share much in common — including succes
The leaders of the Vikings' gymnastics and boys basketball programs are following in the footsteps of their parents, who coached them — just as the high school classmates are doing now with th…
WIAA girls basketball: Trilling sisters recover from knee injuries to help Verona soar
Injuries slowed down sisters Kateri and Cheyenne Trilling last season. They refused to let that happen again this time around.
Badgers sports: Eight women's hockey players net honors
Eight University of Wisconsin women’s hockey players earned Western Collegiate Hockey Association honors Wednesday.
Badgers women's basketball: Purdue stuns UW in waning seconds of Big Ten tourney opener
The Boilermakers' April Wilson scores with 3 seconds left and the Badgers' Jacki Gulczynski's 3-pointer at the buzzer is waved off, ending UW's season with a 20th loss.
Paul Soglin, Scott Resnick spar in forum before Democratic Party of Dane County
Candidates face questions on housing, homelessness, and racial equality.
Jerry Davis: Trout faring OK in Coulee region streams, DNR says
While the trout population is down significantly in some south-central streams, due primarily to past drought and severe winters, that is not the case in most spring-fed streams in Crawford, L…
Norske Nook coming to DeForest
The popular Osseo-based restaurant and bakery is expected to open a DeForest location later this year after a development agreement for a location at 100 E. Holum St. was approved by the Villa…
Patrick Durkin: Aldo Leopold inspires newcomers to hunting
Based on the recommendation of the late Aldo Leopold, Maggie Chilsen of Madison decided she should give hunting a try.
Audit prompts changes at election agency, officials decry budget cuts
Government Accountability Board tightens procedures while complaining that Gov. Scott Walker's budget will weaken services to public.