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Herbed salmon over a green, herby salad
It’s amazing how the weather dictates what we want to eat, isn’t it? Even if you’re not consciously trying to cook with the seasons, you want braises and stews when it’s cool out, and food that is lighter and brighter…
Madison man pleads guilty to killing co-worker
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — A Madison man accused of fatally shooting a former grocery store co-worker has pleaded guilty to charges.
Talk of 2020 presumptuous for Scott Walker
OUR VIEW: The governor has to fix problems at home before dreaming of another run for the White House
Dr. Zorba Paster: Colon cancer screening financial nightmare
Dear Doc: I love your radio show and because I can’t listen on Saturday mornings, I podcast it (thank you for that). I would love if you could comment on the recent colon cancer screening discussion of finding out procedure…
Sunflowers at Pope Farm expected to be in bloom
Sunflower Days gets underway Saturday at Pope Farm Conservancy, 7440 Old Sauk Road, Verona. From sunrise to sunset, visitors can view a 9-acre field with more than half a million sunflowers.
Badgers football: T.J. Edwards reported out indefinitely with foot injury
The inside linebacker, who started all 13 games last season and led the Badgers in tackles with 84, is expected to be sidelined indefinitely because of a foot injury, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported Thursday.
NFL: J.J. Watt reportedly has back surgery, to miss start of Texans training camp
The former Badgers star, the NFL sacks leader last season with 17 1/2, will miss the start of training camp, but is expected to be ready for the season opener.
Wall Street Journal's best-selling books
Best-selling books for the week ended July 17.
Prep diving: Competitors eager for All-City diving meet at Maple Bluff
The annual summer competition takes place Monday and Tuesday.
Mallards: Rain postpones game against Kalamazoo
The teams will play a doubleheader today
Orpheum Theater sign lights up for the first time
A landmark of State Street returned Thursday night after the Orpheum Theater's new sign lit up for its first time. The 55-foot-tall fixture, consisting of 2,000 light bulbs, is modeled after the building's original 1920's-era marquee.
State Amateur golf:
MENASHA —
Brewers: Francisco Liriano strikes out 13 batters to lead Pirates to victory
Matt Joyce hit a three-run homer off Matt Garza in the first inning and finished with four RBIs for Pittsburgh.
Protest closes major Madison intersection
A small group of protesters blocked a major Madison intersection for two hours Thursday, forcing police to reroute traffic -- including "several ambulances in emergency mode," Madison police said Thursday.
Around the HTL: McFarland looking to earn separation in tight Southeastern Section playoff race
With just three weeks left in the Home Talent League regular season, the Southeast Section’s West Division has come down to a three-team race for one playoff spot.
Badgers women's basketball: 'It's like we have an entire team of freshmen'
Officially, first-year coach Jonathan Tsipis has six freshmen on his University of Wisconsin women’s basketball team roster.
Charles Krauthammer: Notes from Cleveland: The two-part rebellion
The main purpose of the modern political convention is to produce four days of televised propaganda. The subsidiary function, now that nominees are invariably chosen in advance, is structural: Unify the party before the final battle.
Flood advisory issued as strong thunderstorms enter Madison, knock out power
Heavy rain and strong winds have prompted the National Weather Service to issue a flood advisory for parts of South Central Wisconsin as approximately 3,000 Madison Gas and Electric customers are without power.
Wisconsin Republicans unify behind Trump, but some uneasiness lingers
Some have shifted from opposing Trump to supporting him, while others remain steadfastly in separate camps.
