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What to watch this week: Shark Week
It started, as might be expected, as an idea dreamed up at a bar. “You know what would be awesome?” a 2012 article in The Atlantic describes a Discovery Channel exec saying in 1988. “Shark Week.”
Focus on Dane County: Large mixed-income apartment complex planned for Middleton
Developer Jacob Klein is proposing a 95-unit building mostly set aside for low to moderate income tenants.
Bucks: Wizards agree to acquire Jared Dudley for draft pick
Dudley became expendable for the Bucks when they got Greivis Vasquez from the Toronto Raptors to give them a veteran shooter off the bench.
Bucks: Grievous Vasquez embracing fresh start with Bucks
Milwaukee coveted Vasquez for his ability to distribute and run the offense, but his shooting — especially from long-range — will be the biggest benefit.
Packers: Datone Jones suspended for regular-season opener for substance abuse
Jones can take part in all of training camp, but once the preseason ends he will not be able to attend any meetings, practices or team events.
Wall Street Journal's best-selling books
"Truth or Die" by James Patterson tops this week's fiction list.
Gary Engberg: Muskies in the Lower Wisconsin River
There is a sizeable population of muskies from the Prairie du Sac Dam to the Highway 12 Bridge and to a lesser extent from the Bridge downriver (Lower Wisconsin Riverway) to the Mississippi River.
Mallards: Sun Prairie's Tony Butler sparks victory
Former Sun Prairie athlete Tony Butler drove in four runs to power the Madison Mallards to a 7-4 victory over the Kalamazoo Growlers in a Northwoods League amateur baseball game Thursday night…
Brewers: Milwaukee blows 4-0 lead, manages to win fifth straight
Michael Blazek (5-2) tossed two scoreless innings for the win. Francisco Rodriguez finished for his 18th save in 18 tries.
Restaurant News: HopCat giving away fries to those who take first crack
The enormous new $3.3 million restaurant and craft beer bar HopCat Madison, will open July 11 with free Crack Fries.
Restaurant News: Passionate Brocach chef, 29, dies from heart problem
Young, versatile chef Michael Kirst, who embraced nose-to-tail cooking, died Tuesday.
Academic units to see $23 million in cuts at UW-Madison
The largest cut will go to the College of Letters and Science, which will see a $7.4 million drop in funding.
The Bible is not the same as the Constitution -- William Robichaud
The concerns of conservative Christians about gay marriage are understandable. In Monday's article "Conservative churches face new reality" the Rev. Robert Jeffress of First Baptist Dallas sai…
Supreme Court decision usurped liberty -- Caleb R. Bernhardt
With a 5-4 decision, the U.S. Supreme Court legalized homosexual marriage in all 50 states. President Barack Obama said of the ruling: “Today is a big step in our march toward equality.”
Gay marriage is 'equal justice under law' -- Nick Kelly
The U.S. Supreme Court recently made marriage equality the law of the land in all 50 states. In a 5-4 decision, the justices made marriage available to all citizens.
Walker would be a failure as president -- Ron Kaufman
Gov. Scott Walker will go down in history as the worst governor Wisconsin has had.
Gay marriage is nothing to fear -- Rabbi Jonathan Biatch
It was predictable that the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling supporting the legality of same-sex marriage would bring forth screams of fear, essentially predicting the downfall of our society. From…
Republicans seek to diminish public scrutiny of lawmakers' communication, bill drafting files
State lawmakers' communication, as well as drafting files of legislation would no longer be available for public scrutiny under proposals unveiled late Thursday.
Know Your Madisonian: Ron Johnson
When he was young, Ron Johnson "wanted to join the Black Panther Party and get a gun and go to war." But they gave him a book instead.
Tom Oates: Milwaukee makes big move, reeling in big man Greg Monroe
The agreement shows the Bucks have been busy filling their greatest needs during the offseason.