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A Janesville man arrested early Friday for his alleged 11th drunken driving offense had a minor child in the van, the seventh time he's been arrested for drunken driving with a child in the vehicle.

John Pavlovitz was ready to talk about the blog post heard ‘round the world, but first he had to feed his kids.

Who has never wandered afield on a lonely October evening and has not heard, echoing in the gloom, the mournful questioning of an owl asking, “Who goes there?”

Dear Atlas,

A recent news story of expelled Nazis receiving U.S. benefits includes a name that holds memories for a Madison man. 

MADISON, Wis. (AP) — A federal report says the number of homeless people has declined slightly in Wisconsin.

Of Wisconsin’s first three wolf seasons, only the first – 2012 – provided long-term opportunities for hunters and trappers.

The new tax would cost a typical homeowner $15 annually. Businesses would pay more.

The Mullins Group intends $10 million-plus remake of the Best Western Plus Inn on the Park

The deal is contingent on regulatory approval.

Dear Dr. Hanson: As a working parent, I find the time when I get home from work is the most stressful at our house – generally right before supper. My children seem so wound up and it’s hard f…

The senior is out to repeat as Division 1 boys champion, and hopes to lead the Regents to the team title Saturday

The senior is out to repeat as Division 1 boys champion, and hopes to lead the Regents to the team title Saturday

DIVISION 1

MILWAUKEE — Tigrio Huerta scored one goal and assisted on three others Thursday to lead Delavan-Darien to a 6-2 victory over Rice Lake in a WIAA Division 3 state boys soccer semifinal at Uihle…

PRAIRIE DU SAC — After falling in the sectional semifinals two of the past three years, the Platteville girls volleyball team set a goal at the beginning of the season to advance to the finals.

SUN PRAIRIE — Molly Livingston didn’t want to end her prep volleyball career on a sour note.

The junior midfielder puts one in the net in the 50th minute to give the Vikings a chance to play for a championship for the third time in four seasons.

The Norskies squeak by the Cardinals in the first and third sets to set the stage for their first trip to state.

Some might see it as guesswork. Some might see it as clairvoyance. Gary Andersen, the University of Wisconsin football coach, sees it as art.