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Auditors contend they are protecting taxpayers, but birth control advocates suspect political motives in Medicaid payment dispute

Indian summer occurs after the leaves have turned color and includes dry weather conditions with maximum temperatures greater than 65 degrees and minimum temperatures greater than 33 degrees.

On the day his child was born, Morgan Zulinick was living nearly 1,900 miles away, a teenager in a strange land, surrounded by people who had no clue what was going on in his life.

You can’t handle the truth.

Scholarships: UW-Stout has awarded over 300 scholarships to students through the Stout University Foundation. Recipients from the area include: Courtney Buettmann, Corry Hinz, Spencer Tuttrup …

Becky Klongland shot a 4-over-par 76 to lead the University of Wisconsin women’s golf team on the first day of the Jim West Tournament in San Antonio, Texas.

FORT WORTH, Texas — Jimmie Johnson won his third consecutive Texas fall race Sunday, when none of the eight championship contenders were able to clinch one of the final four spots in NASCAR’s …

YORKVILLE — Scott Walker received a hearty birthday send-off Sunday during a Racine County campaign stop during the final hours of his 2014 campaign.

MOUNT PLEASANT – After more than a year campaigning in a fierce race for governor, one of the questions Mary Burke says she gets frequently from supporters is, “How are you doing?”

PISCATAWAY, N.J. — Gary Andersen didn’t have a good explanation for the spectacular play of his special teams units.

I am concerned about Madison Gas and Electric proposing a big increase in monthly fixed electric bills. The Public Service Commission is reviewing the request.

We owe a debt of gratitude to those Madison teachers willing to point out the flaws in the school district's new student discipline policy. 

Professional politicians talk big about how they are for the working class, never putting their campaign money where the concept exists.

What are vouchers? Vouchers are certificates given by the state for each enrolled student to each school district.

I'm confused by the recent letter to the editor "Christians should vote pro-life."

Will Johnson scores the lone goal for Madison.

Crombolaya is easy to play, and those who've mastered the homemade board game took home hundreds of dollars in prize money here Sunday.

Plans to sell Veranda Restaurant & Wine Bar in Fitchburg recently fell through, so the Schiavo family was forced to close the business, effective Sunday.

SOS finds the usual suspects in unusual swindles, including Ebola investments.

KALAMAZOO, Mich. / MONONA -John B. Penniman, age 90, passed away on Saturday, Nov. 1, 2014. He was born on May 26, 1924, in Kokomo, Ind.