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Former Edgewood student sues school alleging racial harassment
A former Edgewood High School student sued the school, its president and its principal this week over a described pattern of racial harassment and bullying that he said Edgewood was well aware…
Walloch, Patricia Sue
LAKE MILLS - Patricia Sue Walloch, age 63, of Lake Mills, passed away unexpectedly on Saturday, March 28, 2015. She was born on Feb. 10, 1952, daughter of Robert and Rayleine Robell. She was a…
WEDC's Lisa Johnson to become CEO of BIOforward
Johnson will succeed Laura Bray on May 4.
24 Hours in Lexington: The infant Wildcat, the Kentucky cowboy and the anxious fans
With its embrace of the offbeat and quirky, Lexington feels strangely Madison-like. Although the city could use a Xanax.
Organizers plan legal forums ahead of decision in Tony Robinson shooting
Experts on Wisconsin's laws for officer-involved shootings will hold forums tonight and Friday to discuss the death of 19-year-old Tony Robinson.
Know Your Madisonian: Paul White
During his career, counselor Paul White has been a key driver in increasing independence and inclusion for people with developmental disabilities.
Landlord seeking nearly $2,000 from tenants at home where Tony Robinson was shot
Two teens who live at the Williamson Street home where Tony Robinson was fatally shot by a Madison police officer last month could face eviction.
Brewers: First baseman Hunter Morris traded to Pirates
Morris hit .275 across three levels last season, playing mostly in Triple-A. He had 11 home runs and 45 RBIs across the three levels.
Dana Milbank: For John Bolton, war is still the answer
WASHINGTON -- After the horrors of the Iraq War, some former Bush administration officials pursued healing activities.
Election 2015: Blue Mounds trustee
Three candidates, including two incumbents, are vying for two seats on the Blue Mounds Board of Trustees. The election to fill the two-year terms is April 7. (I) indicates incumbent.
Madison Mallards, Festival Foods save Downtown Independence Day fireworks show
Fireworks will again be shot over Lake Monona but hours and footprint of the new event, Shake the Lake, will be smaller.
Chris Rickert: Task force on police use of force a poltiical, if not practical, exercise
It would be one heck of a policy that could guarantee the safety of every unarmed criminal suspect without simultaneously putting the public, officers and the city at risk.
Election 2015: Now it's voters' turn in low-profile Supreme Court race
Justice Ann Walsh Bradley is seeking election to a third, 10-year term over challenger James Daley, a Rock County Circuit Court judge
Dr. Carleen Hanson: No single fix to help children sleep through night
Dear Dr. Hanson: My daughter is 5 months old and still isn’t sleeping through the night. I am exhausted and wondering if you have any tips for me? Is it too early to expect her to sleep for mo…
Badgers men's basketball: Bo Ryan has silenced the critics over 14 years
Some of the same national media members who ripped his hiring at UW now go out of their way to praise his work.
Tom Oates: Talent level in this Final Four is off the charts
Nineteen of the top 99 prospects on NBA draft boards will take the floor on Saturday night.
Packers: Jets sign Jamari Lattimore
Lattimore spent four seasons with Green Bay after signing as an undrafted free agent out of Middle Tennessee State in 2011 and started a career-high five games last season.
Father of 3-point shot says: Always do what's best for the game
The University of Wisconsin, which averages 19.8 3-point attempts per game, faces Kentucky, which takes 15.2 per outing, in a national semifinal Saturday in Indianapolis.
Prep track and field: Madison West's Jack Wellenstein has aim on 400-meter gold
When Jack Wellenstein began running competitively, he believed he would always be limited to the 100- and 200-meter races.
Brewers: Kyle Lohse roughed up in loss to Cubs
MESA, Arizona — With Opening Day looming, Wednesday didn’t exactly yield the kind of result Kyle Lohse was hoping for.