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Beltline, regional transportation ideas on tap at 2 meetings
Citizens have two more chances to weigh in on how to deal with the Beltline and regional transportation issues, at meetings this week conducted by the Wisconsin Department of Transportation.
Teens attacked at house party on South Side, police say
Two teen boys leaving a South Side house party after a fight Saturday night were attacked and robbed by a group of teens, one showing a handgun.
Health officials looking for dog that bit boy
Public health officials are looking for a dog that bit a boy a week ago on the city's West Side.
Trudy Rubin: Afghan restaurant highlights support for women’s rights
At a time when most foreign news is unremittingly grim, I have a good-news story to tell — about the first women-only restaurant in western Afghanistan, called the Scranton Restaurant.
Snake rescued from Southwest Side fire
A pet snake was rescued and the human occupants got out safely when a house caught fire Saturday on Madison's Southwest Side.
Teen victim identified in fatal Dodge County crash
A 17-year-old boy who was killed in a single-car crash in Dodge County Saturday night has been identified at Lucas Gromowski of Jackson.
Donations to Empty Stocking Club donations top $86,000
Since 1918, the Empty Stocking Club has provided Christmas toys to needy children in the greater Madison area. You can help again this year. Send your gift online at www.emptystockingclub.com …
Michael Perry: A change of perspective can inspire compassion
An otherwise fit and athletic friend of mine once injured his back so severely that he was unable to stand upright for the better part of a week, and in fact spent the bulk of those days crawl…
La Crosse Tribune: Robin Vos' comments were out of bounds
Wisconsin Assembly Speaker Robin Vos would be called for a flagrant foul if the debate over whether state taxpayers should help foot the bill for a new sports arena for the Milwaukee Bucks wer…
Scrapbook: Military honor, reunion
Military honors: Lt. Colonel Tonia Mahnke, of Sun Prairie, was awarded the Defense Meritorious Service Medal while serving as deputy director of joint operations and Army Element Detachment F…
Jefferson Middle, East High projects floated for facilities referendum proposal
The proposal could grow to $39 million if the projects are added to the current proposal.
Doug Moe: The legendary life of the kangaroo kicker
A new book sheds light on the birth of college football and a celebrated Wisconsin kicker.
Racine Journal Times: No call for drug testing food-stamp recipients
With re-election behind him, Gov. Scott Walker is free to act upon his pre-election pledge to “Require a drug test for those requesting unemployment and able-bodied, working age adults request…
Badgers football: UW, Ohio State both hungry for Big Ten title
The Badgers are back in the conference title game after missing out last year, when Ohio State let a fourth-quarter lead slip away against Michigan State.
Pay a small visit to Lovey Town
Madison artist Michael Velliquette creates an art gallery experience -- in miniature.
Ask the Weather Guys: What is the windchill temperature?
The windchill describes the increased loss of heat by the movement of the air.
UW surgeon champions hands-on tests for doctors
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — After Dr. Carla Pugh and a resident, or doctor-in-training, cracked open the chest of a crash victim, the patient's heart stopped.
Badgers volleyball: UW draws No. 4 seed in NCAA tournament
UW will face Western Michigan (22-13) on Thursday following the first match between Marquette (24-8) and Illinois State (26-5) at 5 p.m.
Tom Oates: Victory over Patriots leads to thoughts of a February rematch
GREEN BAY — The sound you hear is television executives praying.
100 Black Men to host Toys for Tots benefit
The group is working with the Marines Corps and area businesses to host a toy drive Tuesday at the Sheraton Madison Hotel, 706 John Nolen Drive.