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Cowardice of GOP is astounding -- Gary Bidwell
The unfathomable cowardice of Wisconsin’s governor and GOP-controlled Legislature is truly epic. The purposely anonymous and unaccountable slipping of non-budget policy and law changes into th…
City Council will consider changes to Landmarks Ordinance
Proposed changes intended to clarify law and process amid tensions between historic preservation and development.
Chris Rickert: Assuming privacy in emails to a lawmakers a sad commentary on citizenship
Sensitive lawmakers could always respond to their constituents' email with a stock, open records disclaimer.
Restaurant review: Prairie Cafe spreads its wings in new location
This new version of the longstanding Middleton Hills cafe will win you over without trying too hard.
Know Your Madisonian: Bernie Tennis
Longtime Madisonian Bernie Tennis can make your self portrait appear before your eyes.
Assembly passes $73B state budget, sends it to Scott Walker
Walker has not said when he will sign it, but fast action before the Monday presidential announcement was expected.
Wisconsin police dog euthanized after attacking handler
LANCASTER, Wis. (AP) — A police dog in southwestern Wisconsin has been euthanized after authorities say it attacked its handler, causing a significant arm injury.
Jerry Davis: Deer hunters should read thought-provoking book
Fall hunting regulation pamphlets are beginning to appear; studying them is a good evening activity.So could reading a good book.
Mallards: Collin Theroux, J.J. Gould hit home runs in victory against Stingers
WILLMAR, Minn. — Collin Theroux and J.J. Gould supplied the power and Dalton D’Spain delivered another quality start as the Madison Mallards beat the Willmar Stingers 5-2 on Wednesday night.
Gary Engberg: Crystal Lake produces fish even in summer months
Drifting across the main lake is the technique that most anglers use to catch fish.
'Eyeing up' living donors crosses line -- Dr. Joseph Bellissimo
Transplant medicine is a gift to society, but the lack of potential donors severely limits the number who can be helped, and that is tragic.
Anonymity makes accountability impossible -- Jeffrey R. Baylis
The statement from Rep. John Nygren, R-Marinette, "In my view, there should be some privacy for constituents to contact my office,” reveals he does not support open government.
Follow these step to dissolve democracy -- Steve Bernhardt
The following are some steps to take when attempting to dissolve a well balanced democracy:
Brewers: Carlos Gomez powers victory over Braves
Gomez hits a pair of home runs, including a decisive three-run shot in the eighth inning, in Milwaukee's 6-5 win Wednesday at Miller Park.
Beer Baron: Ale Asylum heats up first imperial stout release party
Reverend Horton Heat will play a show at the Aug. 29 event featuring the release of twin imperial stouts.
Mal día para las computadoras; fallas técnicas plagan EEUU
NUEVA YORK (AP) — Fue un día difícil para la tecnología: la aerolínea más grande del país, su bolsa de valores más antigua y su periódico financiero más prominente sufrieron fallas técnicas qu…
Chicago Tribune: Greek vote a massive denial of reality
You’ve had it with that boss of yours, so it felt great to unload. This is what I really think, said you. And the next morning? With luck, you still have your job … and a relationship to manage.
Capitol evacuated due to a 'credible bomb threat'
The state Capitol has been evacuated because of what the state Department of Administration has called a "credible bomb threat."
Federal funds to bolster food manufacturing, biotech headed to Madison region
A new program puts 14 counties in south-central and southwestern Wisconsin first in line for some $200 million in economic development grants.