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UW Health joins UnitedHealthcare network
UW Health has joined UnitedHealthcare's network of providers, giving the insurance company's 1.4 million members in Wisconsin direct access to UW Health. Most of the members are in eastern Wisconsin.
Former Dane County deputy pleads guilty in deaths of 2
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — A former Dane County sheriff's deputy has changed his plea to guilty in the killings of his wife and sister-in-law.
Madison Magazine hires new editor
Karen Lincoln Michel is the new editor of Madison Magazine. She replaces Brennan Nardi, who is pursuing a career outside of journalism.
Woman pleads guilty to intimdating a witness
Arrests were made in October as part of a heroin ring
Andrew Steele pleads guilty in killings of wife, sister-in-law; trial focus shifts
A trial set for April 13 now will determine whether he was legally responsible for the deaths of Ashlee Steele and Kacee Tollefsbol.
Burglary prevention urged by Madison police during spring break
Madison schools and UW-Madison are among those on spring break next week
'Pilot Error,' film with Wisconsin ties, explores airplane safety
Talkbacks with screenwriter to be featured at Madison screening April 1.
Crash and chemical spill shuts down westbound I-39/90 near Janesville
No injuries reported; major response underway with 15 chemicals involved.
Focus on Dane County: Meriter prepares for its largest clinic in Middleton
Meriter plans to build its latest clinic on 13 acres, west of Laura Lane, just off the rapidly redeveloping Parmenter Street corridor.
Doug Moe: 35 years on, recalling 'Apocalypse Brown'
A world famous movie director came to Madison in March 1980 to help his friend run for president. It wasn't pretty.
Keep state's cooling-off law for handgun purchases
A Beloit man bought a .22-caliber pistol at a Kmart and killed three people the same morning.
Michigan family suing Wisconsin Dells resort over injury
WISCONSIN DELLS, Wis. (AP) — A Wisconsin Dells resort is being sued by a Michigan family that claims a teenage boy was injured on a ride that the business knew was unsafe.
Dr. Zorba Paster: Tips for seeking a second opinion
Dr. Zorba: I have recently been diagnosed with AV Nodal Reentrant Tachycardia. This fast heartbeat is driving me crazy. For years I’ve taken medications that break this rhythm, but it’s happen…
A college application-turned-film festival winner
High school student Joe Shaffer's five-minute film wins him a Golden Badger Award.
Maple syrup fests provide a sweet hello to spring
Two upcoming festivals celebrate the science and tradition of making maple syrup.
Going Out: Weekend highlights
Li Chiao-Ping Dance marks its 20th anniversary of activity in Dane County with a special spring production this weekend. “Armature: Bodies of Hope” will be performed at 7:30 p.m. Friday, and 2…
What to watch this week: 'Weird Loners' debuts on Fox
Television will never tire of providing weirdos.
Badgers men's basketball: A quick read on UW-North Carolina
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Badgers football: Quarterbacks Austin Kafentzis, Alex Hornibrook adjust as early enrollees
Throwing sessions through the winter months and quarterback meetings before spring ball couldn’t quite prepare Austin Kafentzis for what he faces now.
Badgers sports: Matt Hutchins gets UW on board at NCAAs
IOWA CITY, Iowa — The NCAA championships got off to a memorable start for the University of Wisconsin men’s swimming and diving team on Thursday.