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WIAA boys basketball: Madison Memorial comes up short against Kenosha Indian Trail
MIDDLETON — This season, Madison Memorial boys basketball coach Steve Collins grew accustomed to tight, back-and-forth games, when big shots down the stretch determined the outcomes.
Bucks: Rodney Stuckey, Pacers prevail in overtime
INDIANAPOLIS — Road success that has been instrumental in Milwaukee’s surprising resurgence this season is suddenly elusive.
WIAA boys basketball: Madison East romps past Verona to stand one game from state berth
A fourth-quarter burst Thursday night lifted the Madison East boys basketball team to within one victory of a WIAA Division 1 state tournament berth.
WIAA state girls basketball: Around the Resch Center
Thursday’s results
WIAA state girls basketball: Fall Creek’s late charge turns back Marathon
ASHWAUBENON — Fall Creek held off a late charge from Marathon to pull out a 56-51 victory in a WIAA Division 4 state girls basketball semifinal Thursday night.
WIAA state girls basketball: Cuba City punches ticket back to Division 4 title game
ASHWAUBENON — The chant by the Fond du Lac St. Mary’s Springs student section of “You can’t stop her” grew louder and louder as senior Kelli Schrauth proceeded to score a game-high 25 points o…
Mayor Paul Soglin, challenger Scott Resnick talk race at Urban League forum
A forum pitting Mayor Paul Soglin against challenger Ald. Scott Resnick and hosted by an African-American organization Thursday night stayed largely tame and noncontroversial.
Gary Engberg: Mild weather means shed antlers are out there to be found
After a long winter and days of inactivity, the exercise that you get from searching the woods and valleys for sheds is welcomed by most of us.
Jerry Davis: Beware of aquatic attack rats
Common muskrats are large, furry rodents with equally long tails and partially webbed hind feet that they use as paddles to swim forward and backward with relative ease.
Charles Krauthammer: America experiencing early onset Clinton fatigue
WASHINGTON — She burned the tapes.
WIAA state girls basketball: Barneveld wins, back in state title game
Junior Hannah Whitish, who is in her third state tournament, scored a game-high 25 points as Barneveld jumped out a 16-2 lead and never looked back, beating Fall River 66-34 at the Resch Center.
Walker saddling state with debt -- Ken Wiesner
Taxpayers beware. We are about to be saddled with nearly $2 billion in unnecessary long-term debt by the governor and Legislature. They hope we will be distracted by other things such as right…
Sen. Johnson undermines peace effort -- Richard Nawratil
I always believed U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Oshkosh, was an ineffective senator with his incoherent ramblings about Benghazi and his far-right stance on everything else. But I never thought he …
Tell young men 'black lives matter' -- Robert Concklin
Where were the chants "black lives matter" when that young man was acting erratically and jumping in and out of traffic?
UW-Eau Claire offers buyouts to older employees
Not everyone who volunteers will be allowed to take the buyout. Those who do will be given a one-time payout of half their base salary, Schmidt said.
WEDC under fire again for not tracking loans, losing top executives
The state's flagship job creation agency has had trouble tracking loans and is looking for its fifth CFO in four years.
Attorney General Brad Schimel says Tony Robinson probe should take another two weeks
Wisconsin Attorney General Brad Schimel said Thursday that results of the investigation into the Madison police shooting of Tony Robinson should be turned over to Dane County District Attorney…
UW public authority facing questions from Vos, opposition from faculty and staff
Gov. Scott Walker's proposal to shift control of the University of Wisconsin System away from the state and onto a public authority controlled by the Board of Regents met significant turbulenc…
Travel for sex with minor brings 10-year sentence
A Madison man was sentenced Thursday to 10 years in federal prison for traveling to Canada in 2013 to meet a 15-year-old boy for sex.
Logan, Jay B.
JOHNSON CREEK - Jay B. Logan, age 82, of Johnson Creek, passed away on March 10, 2015, at his home in Johnson Creek. He was born on July 1, 1932, in Washington, Iowa, to Al and De Ina (Buhrman…