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Goodyear reopens auto service center following fire
The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.’s corporate-owned and operated Goodyear Auto Service Center at 437 Commerce Drive has reopened following a November 2014 fire.
Ohio cheese takes top honors, state cheesemakers dominate
A Swiss cheese from Ohio took top honors while Wisconsin products dominated at the U.S. Championship Cheese Contest in Milwaukee this week.
Outdoors: Seminars calling out to turkey hunters
Wisconsin’s first turkey hunting period is a mere four weeks away.
Cris Plata's music travels a 'Migration Road'
The Wisconsin singer-songwriter tells the story of his migrant and musical life through his songs.
Orange County Register: Obama administration as transparent as mud
Two years ago, President Barack Obama claimed his was “the most transparent administration in history.”
Dane County supervisor gives up keys after protest
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — A Dane County Board supervisor has surrendered his pass card and keys to the City-County Building after he opened its doors to more than 100 protesters after a fatal polic…
Who’s funding the president’s legacy?
President Barrack Obama has been putting off a big decision: Where to locate his presidential library.
Doug Moe: King of the Coleman collectors
Madison's Jerry Engbring has one of the best collections of Coleman lamps and lanterns in the country.
Focus on Dane County: DeForest committee readies new teacher pay structure
A committee from the DeForest School District is nearing completion on a second version of a new pay structure that would depart from a long-standing model most districts have used for years.
Dr. Zorba Paster: Beware overtesting procedures
Last year I talked about the dangers of overtesting. Once you find things, you are usually bound to follow it up.
What to watch this week: New host at 'Late Late Show'
Every few decades or so, the late-night TV landscape goes through a whole-scale overhaul of sorts. It’s only natural; people retire, new faces come in, people un-retire, new faces move to cable.
UW percussion program celebrates 50 years
Before UW-Madison’s percussion students head off en masse to China, they want to celebrate where they’ve come from.
Going Out: Weekend highlights
UW-Madison welcomes the public to its annual Science Expeditions open house weekend Friday through Sunday. The event is anchored by activities and hands-on explorations stations from 10 a.m. t…
Badgers men's basketball: Bronson Koenig is playing with a confidence his teammates see all the time
The sophomore point guard calls it confidence, not cockiness.
March On: Ten memorable NCAA victories from the Bo Ryan era of Badgers men's basketball
UW had won nine NCAA tournament games in seven appearances in the Big Dance before Ryan arrived in 2001 and led the Badgers to 20 victories over the next 13 seasons.
March On: Junior forward Sam Dekker the 'X' factor for Badgers men's basketball's NCAA success
The 6-foot-9 Dekker needs to have a strong postseason for UW to get back to the Final Four.
Tom Oates: If UW lives up to its seed, Coastal Carolina has no chance for historic upset
OMAHA, Neb. — It is a statistic every Bracketology 101 student can recite from memory.
Badgers women's hockey: Annie Pankowski and Co. primed to halt skid against Minnesota in NCAA semifinals
UW is 0-15-2 against its biggest rival since its last victory in 2011.
Packers: Vikings do it again, signing ex-Packer DuJuan Harris
Harris missed all of the 2013 season with a knee injury and appeared in 15 games for the Packers last season.
Badgers sports: Three wrestlers reach NCAA quarterfinals
Three University of Wisconsin wrestlers advanced to today’s quarterfinals with a pair of victories Thursday on the first of three days at the NCAA Division I wrestling championships on Thursda…