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Miami Herald: Cuban model lost its allure long ago
As politically unpalatable as it may seem, the Obama administration’s decision to remove Cuba from the list of state sponsors of terrorism is an inevitable bow to reality.
Profits rise for Associated Bank
The purchase of a Minnesota insurance firm helped boost first-quarter revenues, the Green Bay bank said.
Patrick Durkin: Low hearings turnout stuns WCC chief
Attendance plunged to 4,610 at Monday night’s annual spring conservation hearings, a 35 percent decline from 2014’s statewide total of 7,053 and the fourth time in the past 10 years turnout fe…
Madison selected for stop on advanced technology, innovation tour
High-tech successes such as Epic Systems and University Research Park will be shown off to international visitors.
One hurt in Far East Side duplex fire
A man suffered smoke inhalation early Friday in a duplex fire on Madison's Far East Side, a fire that caused an estimated $10,000 to $15,000 in damage.
Farmers' market wait is over in more ways than one
The producer-only market begins for the season on Saturday.
Belleville-based company settles suit filed by Eagles member
BELLEVILLE, Wis. (AP) — Belleville-based outdoor apparel retailer Duluth Trading Co. has settled a lawsuit alleging trademark infringement by Eagles founding member Don Henley.
Badgers women's basketball: Michala Johnson surprisingly selected in WNBA draft
Michala Johnson, a fifth-year senior for the University of Wisconsin women’s basketball team, was selected by the New York Liberty in the third round of the WNBA draft on Thursday.
Bucks: New owners 'really amazed' by trip to the playoffs
"The players' energy, and what they've done, has blown us away," says Jamie Dinan, a member of the ownership group.
Prep sports: Oregon's Carson Torhorst wins playoff for MG Invitational title
With a 2-foot birdie putt on the second extra hole, Oregon’s Carson Torhorst earned medalist honors in the 22-team Monona Grove Invitational on Thursday at The Oaks in Cottage Grove.
Restaurant News: Macchiatos coffee shop and wine bar closes in DeForest
Owner says the 4,400-square-foot space is better suited for a brew pub-type sports bar.
Family loses dog, gets displaced, by house fire on East Side
A family was displaced after a fire at their East Side home Thursday caused about $65,000 in damage.
Badgers football: Inexperienced receivers show signs of progress
Robert Wheelwright, Reggie Love, Jazz Peavy and Krenwick Sanders all have had their moments during recent scrimmages.
Prep baseball: Cardinals Strike Out Cancer game set for Saturday in Sun Prairie
Sun Prairie — Longtime Big Eight Conference baseball rivals Sun Prairie and Middleton will again join forces to advance pediatric cancer research during the Cardinals Strike Out Cancer game, s…
Prosecutor: Deputy with Lou Gehrig's disease planned to kill
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — A former Wisconsin deputy with Lou Gehrig's disease planned the killings of his wife and sister-in-law, a prosecutor told jurors Thursday.
Badgers sports: Barry Alvarez acknowledges apparel contract could change
University of Wisconsin athletic director Barry Alvarez addressed loud whispers about a new footwear and apparel provider, saying this week the school remains contractually tied to adidas thro…
Charles Krauthammer: The queen, Hillary Clinton, travels by van to Iowa
WASHINGTON — See Hillary ride in a van! Watch her meet everyday Americans! Witness her ordering a burrito bowl at Chipotle! Which she did wearing shades, as did her chief aide Huma Abedin, yie…
Prep sports: Olin Hacker, Ty DeForest, Arianna Opsahl among list of 32 WIAA Scholar-Athlete Award finalists
Sixteen high school senior student-athletes from area conferences have been named among the 32 finalists for the WIAA Scholar-Athlete Award.
Chickens' immune system and warm weather may keep most of them virus-free this spring, expert says.
Expert believes warmer temperatures and strong biosecurity measures should keep the deadly H5N2 avian influenza virus from reaching epidemic levels in chickens this spring.
Walker pitting faculty against students -- Sandra Saul
I have to hand it to Gov. Scott Walker, or as I call him, "Mr. Divide and Conquer." He successfully pitted UW faculty and staff against students and parents who of course would and do love a t…