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Robbery suspect arrested at East Towne Mall, Madison police say
A 19-year-old man accused of robbing a teen at East Towne Mall Monday night was located and arrested at the mall.
Marginal risk for severe storms ahead of mini-heat wave
A short-lived heat wave is ready to move into southern Wisconsin, but we might have to contend with storms first, forecasters say.
Brewers: In wake of deadline deals, Milwaukee calls up top prospect Orlando Arcia
Arcia will make his major league debut in San Diego on Tuesday night, starting at short and pushing major league stolen base leader Jonathan Villar to third.
Brewers: Pitcher David Goforth, catcher Manny Pina brought up to fill openings
Two major trades completed by the Milwaukee Brewers on Monday brought good news for David Goforth and Manny Pina.
UW hospitals is state's top hospital in US News and World Report rankings
UW Hospital and Clinics is the state’s top hospital for the fifth consecutive year and is among the nation’s top 50 hospitals in nine medical and surgical specialties, one fewer than last year, according to U.S. News and World Report’s…
Mallards: Win in nightcap earns split with Rockford
Westin Wuethrich throws seven shutout innings to earn his first victory.
Olympics: Gold or bust for former UW wrestler Jesse Thielke
Ask Jesse Thielke about his goals for the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympic Games and he’ll give an answer without hesitation. It’s clear, concise and to the point.
NASCAR: Chris Buescher surprise winner in weather-shortened Sprint Cup race at Pocono
LONG POND, Pa. — Chris Buescher sat in his Ford, hoping the fog would stick over Pocono and the cloud over the rookie's middling season would start to lift.
Conservative group files class action lawsuit against John Doe investigators
The John K. MacIver Institute argues the investigation's email seizure violated a federal notification requirement.
Foundation formed to support Madison-area community policing events
Retired Madison Police Capt. Joe Balles had the idea of creating the nonprofit as a way to help build stronger ties between police and residents.
Election 2016: 31st Assembly District
Two Democratic candidates are vying to represent an Assembly district that covers parts of Rock and Walworth counties. The winner faces Republican incumbent Amy Loudenbeck in the general election.
Restorative justice is right for Madison -- Dave Glomp
Thanks for several articles in Sunday’s paper on Madison’s restorative justice system. The program provides second chances for young people who run afoul of the law. Participants agree to take responsibility for their actions and move toward making amends.
Trump is modern day Willy Loman -- Mike Shelton
American Players Theater features "Death of a Salesman" this season with Brian Mani as Willy Loman. Mani is extraordinary, as is the entire cast.
We could learn from Canadian election -- Allen Knop
After the conventions both campaigns have begun to push supporters saying there are now less than 100 days until the election.
Ryan supports Koch agenda not Wisconsin -- Pamela Midbon
The secretive Koch brothers' donor retreat was held this past weekend in Colorado Springs.
State and local elected officials brace for voter confusion this fall
Recent federal court rulings may change the voting landscape again ahead of the fall presidential election.
Man injuries self and sprays blood on officers, police say
Franklin Kerr, 40, repeatedly hit his head on the interior of a squad car Saturday afternoon and opened a wound on his forehead, before shaking blood onto three officers, Madison police said.
Scott Walker calls for extending UW tuition freeze, keeping funding flat
Walker wants to extend the freeze on in-state tuition at the University of Wisconsin System in his next budget while holding funding for UW and most other state agencies flat.
School Spotlight: Animals at Kids Camp help children develop empathy, understanding
BARNEVELD -- When Emma Yingling first met Cowboy, the rescued horse with one eye frightened her.
Knuteson, Linda L.
FITCHBURG - Linda L. Knuteson, age 76, of Poynette, passed away on Saturday, July 30, 2016, at Agrace HospiceCare in Fitchburg. Linda was born on Feb. 12, 1940, in Lancaster, Ohio, the daughter of Alonzo and Mildred (Williams) Perry. She…