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Never mind that it’s mid-May: Rainy, cold weather has continued to wreak havoc with the varsity sports schedules of area high schools.

Milwaukee movie mogul became free speech activist as local commissions shut down risqué films

Convention attendees expressed a range of opinions about presumptive nominee Donald Trump.

A garage fire in the village of Mazomanie on Friday night left homeowners with an estimated $15,000 in damage.

Police arrested two "persons of interest" on unrelated warrants early on Saturday, police said.

Nearly 12 years ago, Jack and Jill Debertin went looking for a dining room table. They found a beautiful cherry table with a flawless mechanism for expansion with leaves — and with an exorbitant price tag. Jack Debertin wondered if…

Red-blooded Americans of all political stripes agree that democracy is one heck of an awesome way to run a country.

Frances Myers was a perfect match for printmaking: hard-working, innovative, assertive, complex.

Baseball

Baseball

Chris Carter drives in the lone run with a sacrifice fly in the first inning.

Former Madison West athlete Gina Sereno, now a junior at Michigan, wins the women's 10,000 meters at the Big Ten Conference Outdoor Championships

The Silver Eagles' former junior varsity coach replaces Eric Nelson, who led the program for eight seasons.

Perrin Hagge and Samantha Valentine set new marks in the 1,600 as the Cardinals claim both the boys and girls titles.

The report estimated costs to bring parts of the jail in the City-County Building up to compliance with current codes and standards would exceed $47 million, with at least $16.5 million in recurring annual costs.

Tyler Kuehl knows a good situation when he sees one.

Vintage Brewing Co. is finalizing plans to begin construction this summer on a massive new brewpub and banquet facility along the banks of the Wisconsin River in Sauk City.

Publicly traded Sonic Foundry and Cellectar Biosciences submitted their quarterly reports to the federal government.

I often wonder if those who drive drunk are capable of understanding the irreversible damage they have caused. Perhaps if they thought about the lifelong trauma and devastation inflicted on their victims, they might consider making a better choice.