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'Police impersonator' was real Fitchburg officer
A Madison resident who reported a man at his door was impersonating a police officer was complaining about a real officer, not fake.
Appeals court rejects cop-shooter's amnesia claim
A state appeals court on Thursday rejected a Waukesha man's claim that he didn't get a fair trial for firing gunshots at Dane County sheriff's deputies because he wasn't allowed to raise amnes…
Amazing students: UW food science duo in finale of 'Amazing Race'
What would you do for $1 million? Go around the world doing crazy stunts, eating bizarre food and getting lost in front of a camera?
NFL star and former Badger Joe Thomas hit for Muscoda environmental problems
The Pro Bowler and two contractors have been cited for polluting, dredging and damming waterways on property he owns.
911 systems down in four Wisconsin counties
The 911 emergency system is down in four south-central Wisconsin counties, possibly due to a cut fiber optic cable.
Madison man charged with gun crime
A Madison man has been indicted on charges of being a felon allegedly in possession of a loaded handgun.
Janesville woman arrested, allegedly pointed gun at neighbor
A Janesville woman who allegedly pointed a handgun at her neighbor Wednesday night caused a street to be shut down before she was arrested.
Head-on crash caused by alleged drunken driver in Rock County, police say
A Janesville man faces multiple charges, including a fourth drunken driving offense, after crashing head-on into an oncoming vehicle Wednesday night.
Attorney Anne Saghir Joins Hupy and Abraham
Hupy and Abraham, S.C., personal injury law firm, has hired Attorney Anne Saghir to work in the Madison office. Attorney Saghir will be representing Madison area clients in personal injury matters.
Hausmann-Johnson Welcomes Amy Esry and Doug Lefeber to the Team
Amy Esry: Hausmann-Johnson Insurance is excited to announce an expansion of our Human Resources Services Team. Amy Esry, MBA, PHR has recently joined the Hausmann-Johnson team as a Human Resou…
Settlers bank Welcomes Kelli Ezzell
Windsor, Wisconsin-Settlers bank is excited to announce the addition of Kelli Ezzell to the Settlers bank team. Kelli is an experienced mortgage lender, most recently serving as a Mortgage Loa…
Know your Madisonian: Anthony Cooper helps ex-cons find jobs, remembering his own experience
Anthony Cooper is the director of reentry services for the Nehemiah Center for Urban Leadership Development.
Madison-area colleges, universities host mid-year graduation ceremonies
Nearly 4,000 area students will have graduated from Madison-area colleges and universities by the end of the week, ending with UW-Madison's winter commencement ceremony on Sunday.
Dana Milbank: Energy industry says CO2 is good for us
WASHINGTON — For years, the fossil-fuel industries have been telling us that global warming is a hoax based on junk science.
Chris Rickert: Drug-addicted newborns, rape victims and the politics of suffering
What matters most about reproduction-related laws is whether they are more likely to help or hurt those in crisis.
On View | Finn Jackson
Animals capture the imagination of 10-year-old artist Finn Jackson, whose paintings are on view this month at the Froth House, 11 N. Allen St.
Restaurant review: Oliver's Public House brings farm-to-table west
Oliver's does from-scratch, local food with a comfortable, Near West Side sensibility.
Packers: Green Bay already in playoff mode
"We're looking at this game as really the start of our playoff approach, playoff mind-set," coach Mike McCarthy said Wednesday.
Bucks: Giannis Antetokounmpo sprains ankle in loss to Portland
PORTLAND, Ore. — The personnel issues are piling up quickly for the Milwaukee Bucks.
Tom Oates: Paul Chryst starts off on winning note
The presumption was that low-key, meat-and-potatoes Paul Chryst would not win the news conference.