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Republicans plan to add 4 DOJ staff for police-involved shootings
Attorney General Brad Schimel had requested five prosecutors to investigate shootings by police officers.
High school graduation rates up, gaps closing in Wisconsin
High school graduation rates are up in Wisconsin, and the gap in the rates between students of color and white students is closing, according to figures released Thursday.
Senate panel turns back prevailing wage repeal bill
A Wisconsin Senate panel has dealt a blow to efforts to repeal the state's prevailing wage.
Bill clarifies testing opt-out rules, prohibits schools from being penalized
State law currently says students in grades grades 4, 8 and 9 through 11 may opt out of state tests because it was written when only students in those grades took state tests.
Beer Baron's Beer Week picks: The Twins madness, a DeLorean, Toppling Goliath
There are a host of events tonight far less controversial than Lake Louie's The Twins party at a strip club.
Hooper Corporation and GHAC Announce New Presidents
David Orr has been elected as Hooper Corporation's eighth president. Orr's appointment is from General Heating and Air Conditioning, a subsidiary of Hooper, where he served as president since 2010.
RMA Wisconsin Chapter announces Board of Directors
The Wisconsin Chapter of the Risk Management Association is proud to announce that the following individuals have been elected to its Board of
Fred Davie Retires After 38 Years with Hooper Corporation
After 38 years of service - the last 15 as president - Fred Davie retired from Hooper Corporation at the end of 2014. Davie provided key leadership at Hooper
The Bruce Company Announces Executive Leadership Promotions
Middleton --- The Bruce Company, Wisconsin's largest landscape contractor announced as part of its ongoing leadership succession plan the promotion of four executive leaders. Seth Nicholson, a…
Val Leitzen joins McGladrey in Madison Partner brings tax compliance and consulting expertise to manufacturing and distribution companies
MADISON (May 1, 2015) - McGladrey LLP, the nation's leading provider of assurance, tax and consulting services focused on the middle market, announced today that Val Leitzen has been promoted …
Dr. Richard Page Elected to Association of American Physicians UW-Madison well-represented in prestigious group
Dr. Richard Page, George R. and Elaine Love Professor and chair of the department of medicine in the University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Medicine and Public Health, has been elected as a…
Family of Tony Robinson disputes police account of shooting; attorney says officer had concussion
Tony Robinson's mother says, "My whole life is in limbo" as family awaits DA's decision.
Chris Rickert: The limits of a Madison-specific policy on the use of deadly force
It might be wise to withhold judgment until the task force makes its recommendations.
Restaurant review: Jason's Deli is catching on big time in Madison
Jason's Deli should fulfill the corned beef and pastrami needs of the West Side of Madison and then some.
Know Your Madisonian: Jessica Ray has tools — literally — to help residents of East Side neighborhoods
Ray is volunteer director of Sustainable Atwood's tool library.
Brewers: Broken door handle locks Bob Uecker, other broadcasters in booth
When the door wouldn't open from the outside, a long, red ladder was brought to the walkway on the Loge level and an employee climbed through the large front windowless opening of the booth to…
Andy Baggot: Budget cuts, rising costs could put squeeze on UW athletics
Five years can seem like an eternity in the world of major college athletics.
Prep sports: Madison Edgewood golfers start with a sizzle at Morgan Stanley Shoot-Out
By the end of the week, Andrew Yontz and his Madison Edgewood boys golf teammates will have played at Bristlecone Pines near Hartland, University Ridge (twice) and the Irish Course at Whistlin…
Six Madison residents charged in marijuana distribution
Six Madison residents have been charged in federal court with conspiring to distribute marijuana to the Madison area, according to an indictment unsealed Wednesday.
