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Brewers: Former Milwaukee pitcher Ruben Quevedo dies at 37
Over three seasons, Quevedo went 11-20 with 5.66 ERA in 45 games for Milwaukee.
Badgers women's rowing: Wisconsin coaches named one of five CRCA Regional Staffs of the Year
UW finished in ninth place at the NCAA championships, the school's best since 2011.
Wisconsin ranked 36th in job creation in 2015
The state added 36,601 jobs last year, a faster clip than it had during Gov. Scott Walker's first term.
Way outside the classroom conference set at UW-Madison
Long distance learning and teaching has been around for over a century, but the way to do it has changed dramatically from sending lessons by mail carrier.
Restaurant News: Sugar River Pizza building steam in Verona
Before opening the restaurant, co-owner Sarah Thomas worked at Epic Systems for 12 years in software development and sales.
Badgers men's basketball: Wisconsin adds Michael Ballard as walk-on for 2016-17 season
Ballard joins freshmen Aleem Ford and D'Mitrik Trice in UW's Class of 2016.
Close the books and open the pool; Goodman ready to go on Friday
Madison schools end the school year on Thursday, so it's time to put books away and grab the beach towels, with the opening of Goodman Pool on Friday.
Madison police: Woman allegedly grabbed by stranger
An Appleton woman reported to Madison police she was grabbed by a stranger early Tuesday morning while walking Downtown.
Two hurt in 2-vehicle Vernon County crash, police say
Two people were hurt Tuesday in a two-vehicle crash in Vernon County, with the two suffering non-life-threatening injuries.
Wisconsin Dells man arrested for alleged 5th drunken driving offense
A Wisconsin Dells man was arrested for his alleged fifth drunken driving offense Tuesday night after other drivers called police.
Classic recipe: Zucchini-vegetable pie
Each week, we’re pulling a classic recipe out of the State Journal archives and sharing it here as it was originally printed years ago. Remember, ingredients and cooking techniques change over time so you may want to make some adjustments…
Pizza delivery man robbed at gunpoint, Madison police say
A pizza delivery man was robbed at gunpoint early Wednesday morning by a masked man who let him into a South Side apartment building.
Cooks' Exchange: Proper preparation is key to cooking success
The start of June reminds me that if I haven’t yet planted my vegetable seeds, I’d better do so as soon as possible. It also reminds me of a little poem Mother used to recite at this time of the…
Put anything and everything into a quesadilla
Today, we give you the quesadilla.
Landlord walks fine line between 'cleaning up' neighborhood and creating homelessness
Landlords newly empowered by state laws walk a fine line between "cleaning up" a neighborhood and creating homelessness.
In raft of state law changes, tenants lost ground to landlords
Housing providers secured more discretion in screening applicants, and they can boot tenants easier.
The housing market: How Madison got in this tight spot with homelessness
The city's rental market is extremely tight, and there's a dearth of low-income housing.
Two jobs and homeless: 'I'm not getting anything handed to me'
Despite working more than 50 hours a week, Cheryl Marten cannot find affordable housing.
Credit Madison School Board for seeking later start
OUR VIEW: Bus schedules and sports shouldn't dictate when classes begin
