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On View | Yahara Journal Student Art Show
Art students are not the only creative people on Madison Area Technical College campuses. Many students in other fields of study submitted artwork to the Yahara Journal Student Art Show now on display in the Gallery @ Truax.
'Casa Valentina' offers insight from rarely heard voices from history
StageQ is producing Harvey Fierstein's show inspired by the true story of transvestite men in the Catskills in 1962.
Pro golf: Henrik Stenson grabs British Open lead from Phil Mickelson
Stenson had a pair of two-shot swings on the inward par 3s and got up-and-down on the 18th for a 3-under 68, the second straight day that no one had a better score. It gave the 40-year-old Swede his first…
Dane County mortgage rates for Sunday, July 17
Dane County mortgage rates
Tom Oates: Brewers GM David Stearns needs to stockpile young starting pitching
The Cubs, Astros, Royals and Pirates all have shown that's the best route back to contending status.
Inside Wisconsin: At UW-Stout, a working model for how to prepare students for a career
Depending on how old you are and how long you’ve lived in Wisconsin, you’ve likely heard the dismissive phrase “When in doubt, Stout!” It’s an outdated reference to UW-Stout being a college choice of last resort.
WFCA All-Star Classic: Middletno's Cam Maly helps send coach out a winner
OSHKOSH — As coach Tom Swittel rode off the field at Titan Stadium on the shoulders of his all-star football players on Saturday night, the young men providing the lift knew they had accomplished their goal.
Mallards: Mike Reitcheck, two relievers stifle Kenosha
The pitchers combine to scatter eight hits and allow only one run.
Brewers: Milwaukee blisters Reds starter John Lamb for the second time this season
CINCINNATI — The Milwaukee Brewers delivered their best offensive showing in nearly two months on Saturday night.
Badgers football: Jazz Peavy's non-catch vs. Northwestern remains hot topic
CHICAGO — The University of Wisconsin football team’s most controversial play during the 2015 season wasn’t one its fans moved on from very quickly.
The key to Devil's Lake graffiti may be in the lichen
The mystery about the word "DIE" once thought to be painted on a boulder 500 feet over Devil's Lake may be related to the intentional removal of centuries-old lichen.
Rollover crash on Highway 30 blocks East Side traffic
The accident happened about 6 p.m. on Highway 30 near Stoughton Road.
Ozanne's difficulties are Walker's fault -- Tim Kiefer
Dane County District Attorney Ismael Ozanne is again facing criticism from his election opponent, this time over claims Ozanne is not scheduling bail hearings quickly enough. As a former Dane County assistant district attorney who now works as a defense…
'Good guys with guns' can confuse police -- Warren J. Gordon
When asked to comment on the merits of almost any form of gun control legislation, National Rifle Association leader Wayne LaPierre has famously said: "The only thing that ever stopped a bad guy with a gun is a good guy…
Limited resources call for limited trade -- Steve Lewis
It's probably true that free-trade agreements have led to a growing economy. But how can it grow forever on a finite planet?
Income distribution is problem, not trade -- James Malmberg
The laws of economics are not political.
Pokemon players are becoming zombies -- Roger Johnson
The TV series "The Walking Dead" is true -- the zombies walk among us. Their faces are buried in their smartphones as they try to catch various Pokemons.
The lives of the unborn also matter -- Vince Caruso
In 2008 Barack Obama ran with the theme of hope and change. Eight years later the change never came, the country is worse and the hope is dwindling away each day.
Eighth suspect charged in pot plot is sentenced to probation
An investigation showed the suspects, all college students, carried on their scheme for more than two years.
Lawrence, Muriel Ann
PASO ROBLES, Calif. - Muriel A. Lawrence, age 87, passed away peacefully on July 5, 2016, at her home in the Brookdale Senior Living Center in Paso Robles, Calif., having lived more than eight years with Pulmonary Fibrosis. She faced…






