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Madison police: Indecent exposure incident on Segoe Road
A teenager on her first day of work was the victim of an indecent exposure incident Tuesday on Segoe Road, according to Madison police.
Together: Times to ask for help
It’s hard to ask for help regardless of what you need. But sometimes it’s difficult to move forward without it.
Attempted robbery at Janesville Wal-Mart
Three men attempted to rob a Janesville Wal-Mart early Sunday morning, but were interrupted by store employees, the Janesville Police Department reported.
Traffic stop leads to chase, drug charges in Iowa County
Three people face drug charges after fleeing a traffic stop by Iowa County deputies Friday, the Iowa County Sheriff's Department reported.
Portage man faces charges for June 10 robbery along interstate
A Portage man faces charges for robbing and physical assaulting a woman along Interstate 90-94, the Columbia County Sheriff's Office said Friday.
Sunny Saturday to precede stormy Sunday, forecasters say
Following a sunny Saturday, south-central Wisconsin may see showers and thunderstorms Sunday and Monday, forecasters say.
Madison Style: A focus on fine stationery and wedding invitations
At Sarah B., the giftwrap doubles as art. Customers have framed a sheet of the bold flowered paper that costs less than $5, and it works.
Hands on Wisconsin: Obamacare ruling is a swift kick in the pants for GOP
The U.S. Supreme Court has upheld a Obamacare, giving President Barack Obama opportunity to gloat over of the GOP.
Chris Rickert: Madison's amateur athletes grab their mallots, flick their discs
Madison's innovative spirit is shaping Madison's recreational athletics.
Mosaic projects bring community art to highway project
Community art projects enhance the construction of the massive Verona Road project on the South Side.
Bucks: Jason Kidd happy after drafting Rashad Vaughn, acquiring Greivis Vasquez
The head coach is confident the Bucks bolstered their roster through the draft and a key trade.
Eric Frydenlund: Rainy days help mute the electronic chatter
PRAIRIE DU CHIEN — It’s raining outside. Leaves hang limp from limbs like a wet hairdo. Raindrops tap out a soft drum solo on the downspout. The wind tries to stir, but nothing wants to move.
Mallards: Gonsolin, Front power Madison past Kenosha
The Madison Mallards couldn’t get their offense going against the Kenosha Kingfish until the ninth inning in a loss a night earlier.
Brewers: Milwaukee gives Kyle Lohse plenty of support against Twins
MILWAUKEE — Kyle Lohse pitched six effective innings and benefited from Milwaukee’s six-run first inning to get his first win since May 16 as the Brewers beat the Minnesota Twins 10-4 on Friday night.
Westbound Beltline lanes closed after multiple-car accident
After a multiple-car accident Friday night, police closed all westbound Beltline lanes, a 911 supervisor said.
J.H. Findorff & Son files $16.3 construction lien against Edgewater hotel
But Edgewater owners say Findorff is responsible for cost overruns and payments to subcontractors.
Baseball: Sam Koenig's dreams take him from Sauk Prairie to UW-Milwaukee to the minor leagues
SAUK CITY — Sam Koenig’s love of baseball started early.
All-area softball: McFarland's do-it-all Lexy Kemnitzer named Player of the Year for 2015
Power and pitching. Winning and more winning. Fundamentals and just plain fun.
Trade deal would be bad deal -- Karen Wagner
President Barack Obama has put all his resources and influence behind the passing of the Trans Pacific Partnership treaty on trade. This pact has been negotiated behind closed doors with inter…