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The man in no man's land: Photographer Narayan Mahon's 'Lands in Limbo' opens at MMOCA
Photographer Narayan Mahon wanted to see what life is like in a country unrecognized by the rest of the world.
Most public schools on 5-day break for Thanksgiving
Most Madison area schools and government buildings will be on an extended break for Thanksgiving, with many public school districts giving students a five-day holiday.
A celebration of talent
Welcome the holiday season with a top-notch locally produced show.
Ask the Weather Guys: November one of coldest on record
Ten days of below-freezing temperatures put November 2014 in the record books.
Just Ask Us: Why is admission to Henry Vilas Zoo free?
The Vilas family donated the land where the Henry Vilas Zoo sits today and designated that it always remain free to the public.
State's new used car inspection guide requires lemon disclosure
State regulators are reminding car and truck dealers that a new, updated buyers guide for used vehicle inspections goes into effect Jan. 1.
Michael Perry: A carefully prepared winter driving survival kit
I have begun assembling my Winter Survival Car Kit, and you should too.
Doug Moe: Madison Scouts Marching in Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
The Madison Scouts Drum and Bugle Corps will perform before the biggest audience in their 76 year history Thanksgiving Day in New York City.
Green Bay Press-Gazette: Don't reduce funding for rural hospitals
A group of 27 U.S. senators has written to President Barack Obama urging him to keep in mind the valuable role of the Critical Access Hospital program as he prepares his fiscal year 2016 budget.
Packers: Vikings defense 'didn't get it done'
The Vikings weren't pushovers of Sunday's 24-21 loss, but in the end, Aaron Rodgers and Eddie Lacy were simply too much to handle as the Packers showed why they remain the class of the NFC Nor…
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Illnesses linked to raw milk show risk
Advocates for food rights who seem to want to take Wisconsin back to the 1920s should pay special attention to a developing story in western Wisconsin, where 38 people were sickened after a po…
Sunflowers bloom into a business at UW-Platteville
PLATTEVILLE, Wis. (AP) — For two summers, a visible sunflower patch along a business park off Highway 151 became a popular destination for pictures.
Scrapbook Nov. 24
Award: Nan Brien and Leslie Ann Howard are the recipients of the 2014 Jeffrey Clay Erlanger Civility in Public Discourse Award.
Outdoors: Women shoot down stereotypes, bring home the venison
Two months ago, Taylor Herrick rode in an open convertible waving to blue-and-gold-wearing Bulldog boosters who hailed her as Pardeeville High School’s Homecoming queen.
Outdoors: DNR tracks age, health of deer herd
PARDEEVILLE — When Mark Frank asked deer hunters if he could check out the animals that they’d bagged, he didn’t mean just to admire the quality of meat or the number of points on the antlers.
Badgers swimming: TeDuits' victory highlights solid showing at Ohio State Invitational
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Senior Drew teDuits helped put the finishing touches on a solid weekend for the University of Wisconsin swimming and diving teams with a victory in the 200-yard backstroke Sun…
Badgers women's basketball: Drake's Lizzy Wendell scores 33 points in victory over UW
DES MOINES, Iowa — There was nothing wrong with the way the University of Wisconsin women’s basketball team shot from the floor Sunday.
Beloit police investigating fatal shooting
The death of a man found on a city street was not a 'random incident,' police say.
Tom Oates: Packers get 'character win' against Vikings
MINNEAPOLIS -- You didn't think the Green Bay Packers were going to put up 50 points every week, did you?
Packers grades: Tom Oates gives Green Bay a 'B-' against the Vikings
Tom Oates assesses the Packers' performance in Sunday's game against Minnesota.