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Focus on grounds, not buildings in UW-Madison campus master plan
Tree and grass will take precedence over bricks and mortar in the new master plan for the UW-Madison campus.
American Family Insurance kicks off 25-year quest to find best home roofing brands
The Madison-based insurer will help study what kind of roofing shingles last longest in different climates.
Ramp closures on Beltline starting Election Day
Three ramps on Madison's Beltline freeway will be closed for construction at various times this week, starting at 9 a.m. Tuesday, Election Day.
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Chris Rickert: Take the Coke, but keep the french fry
If deep frying can make even a fungi grown in animal dung taste good, it can't be all that bad.
Electrical fire causes $30,000 damage to Near West Side apartment
An electrical fire caused about $30,000 damage to the Near West Side apartment on Monday, with no injuries reported.
Two arrested for Brodhead armed robbery
A Brodhead man and a Janesville woman were arrested Monday for the robbery of a Brodhead liquor store in October.
Heroin from Chicago stopped temporarily, 3 arrested in Janesville
A heroin pipeline from Chicago to Janesville was plugged at least temporarily, when three suspects were arrested and almost $50,000 worth of the narcotic seized by police.
Armed robbery attempt fails in Janesville, police say
Janesville police are looking for a man demanding money at a Janesville donut shop Monday night, who fled without getting any cash from the store.
Nice weather on tap for Election Day
Voters heading to the polls Tuesday should have pretty nice weather in Madison, but the rest of the week doesn't look that good.
The Top 10 reasons to vote today
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WIAA boys volleyball: Big hands, big heart have Fort Atkinson's David Ebben soaring
Fort Atkinson boys volleyball coach Mike Ziegler doesn’t hesitate to say that senior David Ebben is one of the best blockers in the Big Eight Conference.
Prep Profile: Julia Mielke, Madison East
Julia Mielke is a five-time letterwinner competing in volleyball and softball and has compiled a 3.78 GPA. A two-year editor of Yearbook, she played club volleyball for Over The Top program la…
Prep Profile: Riley Boyce, Madison East
Riley Boyce is a seven-time letterwinner competing in cross country and track and field and has compiled a 3.4 GPA. A member of AVID and DECA and the Dane County Youth Governance executive com…
Madison's finance committee changes Mayor Paul Soglin's proposed operating budget
Board of Estimates adds three more neighborhood officers.
WIAA: 'Success factor' is the choice of WIAA's competitive balance committee
Under the proposal, in seven sports, private- and public-school programs could face forced promotion to higher divisions as a result of prior tournament success.
City negotiating team defends extending talks on Judge Doyle Square
Developer that wasn't selected wants a chance to propose new plan given recent changes.
Andy Baggot: Corey Clement starts to creep into spotlight for Badgers football team
The sophomore running back has been itching for more opportunities and has made the most of his limited touches over the past three games.
Badgers football: More expected from already-solid defense
University of Wisconsin coach football Gary Andersen was hesitant to heap too much praise on the Badgers’ top-ranked defense after dismantling two conference opponents.
Texting while walking: Officials see electronics distracting bicyclists, pedestrians
Officials said the problem of distracted pedestrians and bicyclists paying more attention to their cellphones than the world around them is getting worse.