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Prep boys basketball: Beaver Dam hands top-ranked Mount Horeb its first loss
Adam Wolf and a slow start were too much for the Mount Horeb boys basketball team on Monday night.
Badgers men's basketball: A quick read on UW-Cal
PLAYER OF THE GAME
Badgers men's basketball: Nigel Hayes' double-double sparks victory against California
The sophomore finishes with 17 points and 13 rebounds.
Badgers men's basketball: A quick read on UW-Cal
PLAYER OF THE GAME
Three people rescued in state after falling through thin ice
Two people were rescued from a lake in Oconomowoc after their ice boat crashed through one-inch thick ice.
Brief police standoff on East Side bucks trend as no shots fired
The gunpoint incident between a suspect and a Madison officer ended peacefully, but the resolution raises questions of whether recent high-profile shootings have had a chilling effect.
Jerry Davis: Decorah eagles have visitors -- owls
“There is some stunning footage on our website of the owls at the nest at night,” said Bob Anderson, executive director for the Raptor Resource Project.
Outdoors: The legend of Mean Gene, the record-setting 28-point buck
The buck, which had been tagged with the tongue-in-cheek moniker of “Mean Gene,” was shot Dec. 13 and has been unofficially green scored at between 235 and 248.
Badgers football: Paul Chyrst, 45 others applied for coaching job
Newly hired University of Wisconsin football coach Paul Chryst had more competition for the job than was thought.
Badgers football: Big Ten title game loss is motivation for bowl game
Game tape isn’t necessary — and never will be — for the University of Wisconsin football team to remember what took place on Dec. 6 at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.
United States becoming more compassionate -- Steve Zanon
Having trouble with the news headlines recently? Consider this:
Bullying should be treated as a crime -- Perla Neblett
About 4,400 young people commit suicide each year, and many of those have been bullied.
Obama builds bridges in Cuba -- John Danielson
President Barack Obama's actions to restore relations with Cuba is a great first step in a long overdue process.
Oregon principal on leave after three drunken driving arrests this month
Kelly Meyers had been on medical leave.
Judge adds five years for bank robbery to Reedsburg man's time in prison
A Reedsburg man who pleaded guilty to robbing an East Side bank to support a heroin addiction was sentenced Monday to five years in prison, to begin after he finishes serving another prison se…
Outdoors: Experts say Great Lakes wolves aren't endangered
MINNEAPOLIS — A group of wolf experts disputes that gray wolves in Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan are endangered or that a judge's ruling will help the population spread to other states.
Jones, May M. (Guse)
MADISON - May M. Jones (Guse), age 89, passed away on Sunday, Dec. 21, 2014, at Agrace HospiceCare in Fitchburg.
Hove, Arthur O.
MADISON - Arthur O. Hove died on Dec. 9, 2014, at Capitol Lakes Health Center. He suffered from a rare neuromuscular disease, primary lateral sclerosis.
Kopplin, William C. "Bill"
MADISON - William C. "Bill" Kopplin, age 83, of Madison/Portage, passed away on Thursday, Dec. 18, 2014, at Kings Veteran Home.
McKellips, Marlyce J.
EDMUND - Marlyce J. McKellips, age 80, of Edmund, passed away on Sunday, Dec. 21, 2014, at Bloomfield Healthcare & Rehab, following a year-long battle with cancer.
