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City golf courses set to close Nov. 9, 23
Area golfers only have a few weeks left to swing away at the Madison Parks public courses.
Cooks' Exchange: East Coast memories inspire bean and blueberry recipes
Back in 1966, when we spent a portion of a year on the peninsula of Nahant north of Boston, we were welcomed by my husband’s relatives who lived nearby in the aging town of Lynn where Dick was…
New urology research center coming to UW-Madison
Urinary dysfunction affects millions of men every year, but a new research center planned at UW-Madison could reduce the pain and suffering for those with urinary problems.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: The Fed chair sounds an alarm on opportunity
When a Federal Reserve chair talks, Wall Street listens — and sometimes quakes. While Fed chairwoman Janet Yellen’s speech Oct. 17 on economic inequality didn’t rattle the stock exchanges, it …
Grocery chain sues Clorox for price discrimination
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — The Woodman's grocery store chain is suing Clorox Corp., alleging price discrimination.
Odd Wisconsin: The birth of the hodag
One of Wisconsin’s best practical jokes was born Oct. 28, 1893, when lumberman Gene Shepard reported in the Rhinelander newspaper that he’d captured a hodag.
Doug Moe: Real reporter to reel reporter
UW-Madison graduate Alex Wehrley's job as an entertainment reporter led to a movie role doing much the same thing.
Restaurant News: Kennedy Manor for sale
The owners of Kennedy Manor Dining Room & Bar are looking to retire and pass the torch to a new owner.
In Season: Herbes de Provence
Herbes de Provence is spice blend featuring herbs from the French region of Provence, which borders the Mediterranean Sea.
Classic recipe: Bacon and egg casserole souffle
This week's recipe received honorable mention in the State Journal's cheese and eggs category in 1976 and was submitted by Mrs. Hubert F. Alt of Madison.
Tom Oates: Future bright at last, but present likely more of the same for Bucks
Rebuilding an NBA team is a process. When Oklahoma City first paired Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook in the 2008-09 season, it won 23 games.
Bucks: Jason Kidd taps into inner teacher for young Milwaukee squad
Kidd coaches the NBA's third-youngest squad (average age 24.2), making him part teacher and part parent.
Badgers volleyball: Taylor Morey digs in, sparks UW's defensive surge
Taylor Morey isn’t really a crazed daredevil with no regard for life or limb.
Prep girls tennis: Middleton junior Kaisey Skibba named all-area singles player of the year
Waunakee's Bailey Chorney and Bobbi Stricker earn all-area doubles players of the year honor; Middleton's Deke Bradley named all-area coach of the year.
Jerry Davis: First deer certificates available
Hunters who kill their first deer during any season and with any implement, gun or bow, may receive a first deer certificate from the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources.
WIAA girls volleyball: A grand career — and then some — for Lakeside Lutheran's Sam Anthon
Although Lakeside Lutheran senior Sam Anthon’s athletic resume is studded with achievements, one number stands above the rest:
Outdoors: Social media explodes over deer killing
LEAD, S.D. - The Lead Police Department’s decision last week to shoot a trophy deer in a residential area on the town’s northeast side has created a social media firestorm critical of the acti…
Badgers football: Rutgers eyes end to skid amid uncertain quarterback health, other worries
It was only two weeks ago the Rutgers football team still had hope of crashing the Big Ten party by making a run at the powers in the conference’s East Division.
Dane County announces new administrator for Badger Prairie Health Care Center
Brotzman, whose starting salary will be $96,304, previously served as assistant administrator of a 400-bed nursing facility in Bridgeview, Illinois.
Hans Schneider, a mathematician of the most linear kind, dies at 87
Hans Schneider, 87, a UW-Madison mathematics professor who led a movement that restored linear algebra to prominence, died Tuesday. Vectors, matrices and Google are better off for his attention.