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Dean of UW-Madison business school leaving for London
Dean François Ortalo-Magné will work through the coming academic year before moving to his new job in July of 2017.
Lawsuit settled in death during routine procedure at St. Mary's Hospital
A lawsuit by the wife of a 37-year-old father of two who died at St. Mary’s Hospital after a routine procedure in 2013 has been settled.
Badgers football: Corey Clement recognized as one of Big Ten's best
Clement was one of 10 players in the conference recognized before Big Ten Media Days began Monday.
Shots fired on East Side; cars, apartment hit by stray bullets, Madison police say
Gun shots reportedly fired Saturday night on Madison's East Side didn't result in injuries, but two vehicles and an apartment apparently were struck by stray bullets.
Woman bounces out of pickup truck bed, Blue Mounds driver arrested
A Mount Horeb woman suffered life-threatening injuries early Sunday morning when she bounced out of the bed of a pickup truck during a birthday party where many underage people were drinking.
Intruder punched by resident might be prowler, Madison police say
A man who entered a Downtown residence early Monday morning could be the same guy seen prowling about the property earlier, Madison police said.
On Campus: 4th federal investigation launched into UW-Madison's handling of sexual assault
Authorities have started more investigations into how sexual violence is handled at UW-Madison than they have at all but two other universities nationwide.
Paul Greenberg: Tom Cotton is a Republican to watch
After his address at the Republican national convention in Cleveland last week, it would be inaccurate to declare that a star is born. That's because it's been clear for some time that Tom Cotton's performance has been stellar all along.…
Report: Gains for Madison students in early literacy and graduation rates, yet gaps persist
This is the third annual progress report since Superintendent Jennifer Cheatham took over in 2013.
Diversity recruitment specialist hired for Dane County's 'Access to Opportunity' initiative
A community activist who formerly worked in the Dane County District Attorney's Office is the new diversity recruitment specialist for county government, advancing County Executive Joe Parisi's "Access to Opportunity" initiative.
Wisconsin Democrats: Email flap ups ante for Bernie Sanders speech tonight
PHILADELPHIA -- One of Bernie Sanders' top supporters in Wisconsin said stakes are high when the Vermont senator addresses the Democratic National Convention tonight, amid controversy over leaked emails that show top Democratic Party staffers privately disparaging Sanders and urging…
Archery deer, turkey hunting OK at 24 Dane County public sites
Archery hunters can apply for permits beginning Monday to hunt for deer or turkey on Dane County lands this fall.
On Retail: Willy Street co-op returns to a profit; Style Encore opens
Jones Dairy Farm in Fort Atkinson opens Jones Market
Woman pistol whipped in Sauk County, suspect arrested, police say
A rural Baraboo man was arrested Friday after he allegedly pistol whipped a woman in a home in the town of Delton.
Man mugged in Fitchburg, police say
A man in Fitchburg was mugged Sunday night by a person who slashed him and took his music player.
Chicago Tribune: Clinton must build trust
She and her party have their work cut out for them in Philadelphia
Nobody hurt during armed home invasion, Madison police say
Nobody was hurt Sunday night during an armed home invasion on the city's East Side.
Violent crime is actually trending down
OUR VIEW: Don’t let Donald Trump scare you with cherry-picked statistics and exaggeration
Sweltering conditions ebb, storms possible by mid-week
The oppressive head and humidity in southern Wisconsin is finally loosening its grip on the region, and weather should be better this week, forecasters say.
