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Mind your manners, Uberians
A bad rating from drivers can extend your wait when using the ride-sharing service
Rep. Jim Steineke: Cutting red tape helps Wisconsin's economy
Assembly Republicans are back at work finding ways to make Wisconsin’s administrative code relevant to today’s standards.
20-year cheddar already creating a buzz
A Mineral Point cheesemaker will release a 20-year cheddar this spring.
Alleged alcohol provider arrested in crash death of McFarland teen
A Cottage Grove man who allegedly provided alcohol to a 16-year-old McFarland boy who died in a crash two weeks ago has been charged with a felony.
John Kass: Forget 'Fifty Shades' and see a real love story
Here's The John Kass Approved List of Non-S&M Romantic Movies. No whips, riding crops, restraints or handcuffs required.
Hilldale announces additional stores in renovation
Two new businesses will be part of the Hilldale Shopping Center following a renovation scheduled to be completed this summer.
Wall collapse injures worker at construction site, medical examiner notified
A worker at a construction site just off John Nolen Drive was injured Friday morning when a wall collapsed on him and trapped him, authorities said.
Republicans to push through right-to-work bill next week
Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald, R-Juneau, says he has the votes to pass a bill that affects private unions.
Dana Milbank: Jeb Bush flubs big speech on global affairs
WASHINGTON -- Jeb Bush was mere seconds into his speech Wednesday informing the world that he's his "own man," and not his brother or his dad, when he did something reminiscent of both. He flu…
Hearing on Tomah VA deaths to be held there
A congressional hearing prompted by three deaths and reports of overmedication at a Veterans Affairs medical center in Tomah will be held locally, officials said Thursday.
Focus on Dane County: United Vaccines eyes move to Verona
United Vaccines, a manufacturer of mink vaccines, is in negotiations to build a new laboratory in the Verona Technology Park.
Think global with Saturday's International Fest at Overture Center
There will be no shortage of flavors at Saturday’s International Festival at the Overture Center.
Weill stepping down as Carnegie Hall board chairman
NEW YORK (AP) — Sanford I. Weill is stepping down as chairman of Carnegie Hall's board of trustees.
Doug Moe: Another McFarland running tale worth telling
The new film "McFarland USA," about a high school cross country program in California, casts a light on a coach and team much closer to home.
Dr. Zorba Paster: Surgery questions and blister problems
Dear Doc: I listen to your radio show every week (“On Your Health,” broadcast on public radio). I’ve often heard you say, “You want a surgeon that does a lot of whatever-it-is-you-need.” If ev…
Dr. Carleen Hanson: Tummy time especially important for babies with flat spots on head
Dear Dr. Hanson: My 7-week-old son appears to have a flat spot starting off center on the back of his head. What causes this and is it too late to do anything to help? I don’t want my son’s he…
Going Out: Weekend highlights
Take the Polar Plunge to benefit Special Olympics Wisconsin, Saturday at Alliant Energy Center’s Willow Island.
What to watch this week: Academy Awards
Neil Patrick Harris has made quite a name for himself as the go-to host for Broadway’s Tony awards, having presided over the gala four times to much acclaim.
Brewers: Focus of spring is getting over sting of 2014 collapse
A 9-22 finish dropped Milwaukee out of first place and right out of playoff contention.