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Restaurant News: Tempest brunch shuts down for the season
Tempest Oyster Bar, 120 E Wilson St., which began serving Saturday and Sunday brunch on Mother's Day, has suspended it temporarily.
A troubled teen, comedy and mystery in Forward Theater season
Kenny Barrett, 17, has done something bad, really bad.
Flashlight beam scares off Near East Side burglar
A Near East Side resident awakened by sounds of breaking glass Friday night scared off a would-be burglar by shining a flashlight at him.
Madison's worst intersections: East Washington and Stoughton Road tops list
Madison police analyzed more than 5,000 traffic crashes from 2013 to create their list of the 10 most dangerous intersections in the city.
Restaurant News: East Side BBQ shop to close Saturday after eight years
Fans of Papa Bear's BBQ on Madison's East Side have a few remaining days to cherish Jeff Norwood's hot link sandwich or enjoy a slab of his barbecued ribs.
Original Famous Dave's BBQ restaurant destroyed by fire in northern Wisconsin
The original Famous Dave's BBQ restaurant near Hayward was destroyed by fire overnight.
Scott Walker, Mary Burke rally supporters around the state as Election Day approaches
Each Gov. Scott Walker and Mary Burke have five rallies scheduled Monday as Election Day fast approaches.
Mugging reported 9 days later, Madison police say
A Madison woman who told police she was mugged on Oct. 23 didn't report it until Nov. 1.
Don't try to redefine meaning of pro-life -- Ernie Pellegrino
A recent letter to the editor offered a twisted version of pro-life. By any definition, the pro-life movement has always been looked on as opposed to abortion on demand, particularly as a mean…
Judge refuses to order immediate release of Brad Schimel videos
The Democratic Party of Wisconsin wants the state Department of Justice to turn over two tapes featuring attorney general candidate Brad Schimel.
Too many homeowners had the Halloween blahs -- Randy Ree
I have never seen so many home with their lights out on Halloween as I did during last week's holiday.
Prep girls swimming: DeForest holds No. 2 position in state Division 2 swim rankings
Verona/Mount Horeb holds No. 4 spot in Division 1 rankings
Christa Westerberg: Police should promptly name officers in shootings
Following the Aug. 9 police shooting of Michael Brown, an unarmed teenager in Ferguson, Missouri, citizens and the public demanded to know the involved officer’s name. The Ferguson Police Depa…
After election, pledge to work together -- Robert Rich Jr.
It’s here -- the day we've simultaneously anticipated, dreaded and ignored. Election Day is here. The time’s come to choose the fate of our great state of Wisconsin.
Middleton company Hopster sold to Inmar
Hopster, a Middleton online coupon company cofounded by serial entrepreneur Brian Wiegand, has been sold to Inmar, a Winston-Salem, North Carolina technology company.
Packers football: Eagles game Nov. 16 'flexed' to afternoon
The Green Bay Packers have to be flexible this season.
Potosi man killed in Grant County rollover crash
A Potosi man was killed Saturday afternoon when he was thrown from his pickup truck in a rollover crash in Grant County.
Alleged burglar falls off bluff in Cassville
A burglary suspect fell off a bluff in Cassville Sunday night and had to be flown to Madison for injuries suffered in the fall.
Future Problem Solvers at Hamilton Middle School find success
Hamilton Middle School students in the Future Problem Solvers program won big in June at the international competition in Ames, Iowa.
