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Badgers track and field: Kelsey Card hopes momentum from national title fuels Olympics berth
As if winning a national championship wasn’t enough, former University of Wisconsin track and field thrower Kelsey Card felt like she had a lot more left in the tank.
Rain likely Thursday night, then sunshine through holiday weekend
A great Fourth of July forecast is on tap, but Madison might get a little rain before the holiday weekend commences.
Suspected car intruder tackled by man in boxer shorts, Madison police say
A Southwest Side man who heard his car alarm go off early Thursday morning ran outside in his boxer shorts to give chase to the suspected intruder, tackling the teen about two blocks way.
Federal judge hints he may rule against Wisconsin election laws
A federal judge said Thursday that opponents of new Wisconsin election laws had made a "pretty decent case" that Republicans approved them to secure a partisan advantage.
Racine store robbed at gunpoint, police say
A store in Racine was robbed at gunpoint Wednesday night, with nobody hurt during the holdup.
Milton Avenue at I-39/90 in Janesville to close for bridge girders placement
Milton Avenue (Highway 26) at Interstate 39/90 in Janesville will be closed for two nights so bridge girders can be placed for the new southbound bridge on the interstate.
Dallas Morning News: Safe, legal abortion is here to stay
The courts have spoken again and again for more than four decades and multiple generations
Progressive Dane seeks complaint against Madison police chief Mike Koval
The political party Progressive Dane is calling on the Madison City Council to file a complaint against Police Chief Mike Koval for what the party refers to as inflammatory words and contentious actions by the chief.
Scott Walker mastered the politics of resentment, then fell victim to it -- Reps. Eric Genrich and Daniel Riemer
Gov. Scott Walker finally has something to say about foreign affairs. Last week, Walker tweeted: “UK vote showed voters don't trust the ‘establishment.’ Bad news for @HillaryClinton ... .”
UW, Meriter sign letter of intent for joint operating agreement
UW Health and UnityPoint Health-Meriter, which have been discussing a closer partnership in recent months after years of escalated competition, have signed a non-binding letter of intent to explore "potential collaboration," including a joint operating agreement.
Alleged heroin dealer arrested on East Side, Madison police say
A man accused of dealing heroin was arrested on Madison's East Side on Tuesday, with a shotgun stolen three years ago found in his apartment.
Donald Trump hires chief of staff for Wisconsin campaign
Donald Trump has hired Wisconsin Rep. Sean Duffy's chief of staff to run his campaign in Wisconsin, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee's campaign told The Associated Press on Thursday.
Puppies taken from Janesville home not cared for, officials say
A dozen mixed-breed puppies taken from a town of Janesville home on Wednesday were seized by deputies because the puppies weren't properly taken care of.
'Chaotic' river scene on Fourth leads to restrictions on Rock River in Beloit
Boaters on the Rock River in Beloit will have to slow down on the night of the Fourth of July, in an attempt by officials to minimize what they say is a dangerous situation due to the number of boats.
Darlington man injured in lawn mower accident
A 70-year-old Darlington man was injured Wednesday when he drove his riding mower over a 15-foot-high wall, the mower landing on top of him.
Cardamom lends fragrant twist to banana bread
Banana bread is a time-tested American classic, perfect for making in advance for picnics, gifts and for using up ripe bananas. And given it’s all-American status, it’s a perfect way to start (or end) July 4th.
Restaurant review: Off Broadway Drafthouse goes far beyond bar food
There are a lot of reasons to visit the Off Broadway Drafthouse -- food, beer, atmosphere, service. Whatever the reason, you'll want to visit often.
Chris Rickert: Madison police could reduce their use of force — but for whose benefit?
It was nice to see one local activist step up Tuesday and spell out exactly how police could have better "de-escalated" the situation.
Know Your Madisonian: Local theater artist is a Renaissance man
After moving to Wisconsin, Coleman gave up his software work to "focus on doing what I want to do, which is writing, acting, and directing mostly — And playing in the woods."