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Gary Engberg: Madison-area shore fishing at its best -- right now
Spring is one of the few times during the year when most fish species are within a cast of the shoreline and often in only a few feet of water.
Ho-Chunk Nation exploring major development near Madison gaming facility
Preliminary ideas include sports complex, cultural attraction, entertainment venue and related development.
Celebrate God and the beauty of spring -- The Rev. Ed Brown
The recent letter to the editor "Celebrate the beauty of spring this Easter" was only half right: We should indeed celebrate the beauty of spring. Buy why stop at that?
Madden will be mindful of development -- Steve Hoffenberg
The residents of District 13 in Madison are facing a choice between Zach Madden and Sara Eskrich on April 7.
It's an honor to worship Christ on Easter -- Eric Miller
In response the recent letter to the editor "Celebrate the beauty of spring on Easter":
Badgers fans show their colors in Indianapolis
Badgers fans had plenty of company during open practice sessions Friday at Lucas Oil Stadium.
Tech and Biotech: Drifty and Kiio land new investments; NEWaukee applauds Madison workplaces
Drifty's Ionic software platform is one of the top open source offerings worldwide, the company says.
Wall Street Journal: Hillary Clinton obstructs Congress
If the House panel investigating Benghazi really wants to get a look at Hillary Clinton’s emails, perhaps it should subpoena the Chinese military. Beijing — which may have hacked the private s…
Kentucky vs. Wisconsin matchup spills into political arena
The governors and attorneys general from each state have laid down their bets for Saturday's Final Four game.
Former Anchor executive found guilty of mail fraud
A former Anchor Bank executive was found guilty Friday of five counts of mail fraud related to a real estate deal he executed while president of an Anchor subsidiary in 2009.
Jahn, Terrance L.
BLACK EARTH - Terrance L. Jahn, age 64, passed away on Wednesday, April 1, 2015, at St. Mary's Hospital in Madison, Wis. He was born in Ladysmith on Jan. 29, 1951, the son of the late Oscar Wi…
Sale, Roderick L. "Rod"
MOUNT HOREB / VIOLA - Roderick L. "Rod" Sale, age 70, of Mount Horeb/Viola, Wis., died on Thursday, April 2, 2015, at UW Hospital in Madison, Wis. He was born on Sept. 29, 1944, in Madison, th…
Can't make it to Indy? You can still watch the game with a crowd (but get there early)
Every bar becomes a sports bar when it comes to the Badgers in the Final Four.
In the Spirit: Diane Fleming, noted glass artist who found spirituality in art, dies at 68
Diane Bresnan Fleming, a noted glass artist and longtime Madison public school art teacher, died Wednesday at Agrace HospiceCare in Fitchburg. She was 68.
Police release records of past contacts with Tony Robinson, personnel records of Officer Matt Kenny
Madison police on Friday released hundreds of pages of documents related to the March 6 police shooting of Tony Robinson, past police contacts with Robinson, past contacts at the address where…
Bills could protect, restrict e-cigarettes
Local governments couldn’t broadly ban electronic cigarettes in public places, as Madison did in January, under a bill to be introduced next week by a Republican lawmaker.
Cheesecake Factory proposal to go to Urban Design Commission
The city of Madison’s Urban Design Commission will be asked Wednesday to approve plans for an alteration of an existing building at 66 West Towne Way, at West Town Mall, for a Cheesecake Facto…
Patrick Durkin: McFarland man gets a long look at a rare stutting hen ... twice
John Obst of McFarland has seen a true woodland rarity in consecutive springs, and he’ll be going for a three-peat when Wisconsin’s 2015 turkey season opens April 15.
Thompson Investment Management mutual fund earns honors
One of Thompson's mutual funds receives a 2015 Lipper Fund Award.
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Cut deal to build new arena in Milwaukee
In the fog of the day-to-day debate, it's easy to lose sight of an important fact: Everyone is still talking about a new arena in Milwaukee. And when everyone talks, something usually happens.
