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Golf: Longtime Madison 'rules nut' David Cookson to receive USGA's Joe Dey Award
After nearly 50 years as a golf rules official and advocate of the game, Madison's David Cookson has been named as the 2015 recipient of the Joe Dey Award from the United State Golf Association.
Outdoors: Famed outdoorsman Jimmy Houston isn't slowing down
"I have no desire to," he said of talk of retirement. "I just want to catch more big bass and hunt more big deer and hear more turkeys gobble."
Scott Walker victory opens doors for a new wave of conservative bills -- and a presidential run
The Republican governor will return for a second term with broader GOP majorities in the Senate and Assembly.
Government Accountability Board, advocacy group agree to pause federal lawsuit
Citizens for a Responsible Government and the state Government Accountability Board are asking a federal judge to let the state Supreme Court decide what type of campaign coordination is illegal.
Scott Walker's 1st post-election duty: Select Capitol Christmas tree
Gov. Scott Walker, fresh off a resounding victory in the gubernatorial election on Tuesday, made a very important decision on Wednesday by selecting the Christmas tree that will stand in the S…
Scammer keeps calling, woman tells Madison police
A scammer who doesn't want to hear the word "no" continues to call a Madison woman even after she's called police.
October new vehicle sales down in Dane County, region
Dane County totals were down nearly 2% compared with last October, but still up slightly for the year.
Motorcyclist dies in crash with deer in Columbia County
A motorcyclist died Tuesday night from injuries suffered in a collision with a deer in Columbia County.
Prairie du Chien man found guilty of 10 charges in child sex assaults
Police say Aaron Bouzek admitted to sexually assaulting four young girls, including a newborn infant, and taking nude photos of them.
Boy, 11, followed by stranger on Far West Side, police say
An 11-year-old boy walking on a Far West Side street Tuesday afternoon ran away from a stranger who mimicked his moves, Madison police said.
Bucky Bucket List could land you in hot water, UW police say
UW-Madison students trying to complete a Bucky Bucket List might want to think twice about some of those essential "things to do" before graduating, police say.
Cross Plains Chamber of Commerce plans Nov. 13 business fair
The Cross Plains Area Chamber of Commerce is hosting its fifth-annual business fair from 4 to 7 p.m. Nov. 13 in the fellowship hall of St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church, 2939 Thinnes St.
Crash closed down Sun Prairie highway for hours
A one-vehicle crash in which the driver was seriously injured closed down the southbound lanes of Highway 151 in Sun Prairie for several hours Tuesday night.
Middleton store clerk hit in head with hammer, suspect flees empty-handed
A convenience store clerk was struck in the head by a suspect wielding a hammer Tuesday night in Middleton, with the suspect fleeing the store without taking anything.
Cooks' Exchange: Hearty soups and Thanksgiving preparations
Writing a food column requires an assortment of ingredients, especially with the change of seasons that I happen to love with a passion.
In Season: 15-year cheddar
Hook's 15-year cheddar remains popular and unique.
Classic recipe: Pizza fondue
This week's recipe received honorable mention in the State Journal's casseroles category in 1979 and was submitted by Kathy Hoffland of Madison.
Doug Moe: Another Maraniss, another compelling tale
Andrew Maraniss, son of best-selling author David Maraniss, stakes his own claim with a new biography of the first black basketball player in the Southeastern Conference.
Jonah Goldberg: Extended voting period has cranked up the demagoguery
It used to be that the first Tuesday in November was Election Day, but now it is the last day of Election Month.
Odd Wisconsin: He’s a lumberjack and he’s OK
On Saturday nights, camps often held “stag dances” with half of the hairy, bearded loggers acting the role of women.