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Cooks' Exchange: Beef stew for days up north
Last week’s column featuring summer’s best barbecue beans and meatballs stirred many memories in countless households with phone calls and computer messages asking for more.
5 things to know about Wisconsin football's 4-star offensive lineman signee from Minnesota
One of the top-rated prospects of the Badgers' class could push for playing time, and at least provides depth. Here's why.
5 things to know about Wisconsin football's cornerback signee from SEC country
The Wisconsin secondary receives a boost from an intriguing dual-sport athlete and consensus three-star recruit from Alabama.
Lawsuit alleges State Bar of Wisconsin minority program is unconstitutional
A conservative law firm filed a federal lawsuit Wednesday alleging that the State Bar of Wisconsin's “diversity clerkship program” unconstitutionally discriminates based on race.
'Bold' Lake Monona waterfront plan gets unanimous committee approval, heads to City Council
A special city committee on Monday enthusiastically and unanimously approved a draft master plan that dramatically reimagines the Lake Monona waterfront.
Lane's Bakery fans pour into store for one last kringle and whipped cream cake
Unless someone steps in at the last minute, the 69-year-old bakery on the South Side of Madison will close on Christmas Eve.
Nuestro Mundo plans for full-day, dual language 4K program
Nuestro Mundo principal Josh Forehand said there has been overwhelming support from families for a full day program. The school already offers a half day 4K option, but demand for that program exceeds current capacity.
2 injured, 1 seriously, in fiery head-on crash in Grant County, authorities say
The crash happened shortly after 4 p.m. Friday on Highway H, just west of Highway D in the town of Smelser, Grant County Sheriff Nate Dreckman said.
McFarland School District to put referendum question on April election ballot
The district wants additional funding to maintain current class sizes and offer competitive pay to teachers and substitutes.
OWI arrest leads to another OWI arrest Downtown, Madison police say
As officers were arresting a woman for a first offense of OWI, another vehicle crashed into a parked car nearby, leading to the second OWI arrest, Madison police said.
Readers give more than $207,000 for toys for children at Christmas
Since 1918, the Empty Stocking Club has provided Christmas toys to children in families in need in the greater Madison area. You can help again this year. Send your gift online at go.madison.com/stocking or mail it to:
Have questions for Santa? So did we. Here's what he he had to say.
We asked Santa to answer all the burning questions kids have about the jolly old fellow, and his reindeer too.
Pedestrian dies in hit-and-run crash on North Side, Madison police say
The crash happened shortly after 4:30 a.m. Saturday in the 1700 block of Packers Avenue, Chief Shon Barnes said in his blog.
Former Wisconsin men's basketball player who died of cancer used last years to inspire
The former Badgers walk-on wasn't a natural spokesperson, but he became a motivational figure over a 28-month battle with the pediatric bone cancer osteosarcoma.
UW Health, Meriter requiring face masks again, as respiratory viruses rise
Hospital officials cited a recent rise of COVID-19, flu and RSV cases in Dane County, as expected this time of year.
Cutting 1 of 6 positions at UW-Oshkosh saved $15M, but there's still a $3M shortfall
It's still a "significant gap," UW-Oshkosh Chancellor Andrew Leavitt wrote — larger than the projected shortfalls at four of the other Universities of Wisconsin campuses as of August.
5 high school girls basketball stars from the Madison area: Dec. 19 edition
A rare feat and some big scoring performances highlighted last week's girls basketball action. Here are some of the area's top efforts.
5 high school boys basketball stars from the Madison area: Dec. 19 edition
Strong performances from beyond the 3-point arc and inside the lane highlighted last week's boys basketball action. Here are some of the area's notable efforts.
Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin to resume abortions at its Sheboygan clinic within days
The group promised earlier this month to restart abortion services at the clinic "as soon as possible" after a judge reaffirmed her ruling that state law permits abortions.
Packers coach Matt LaFleur standing by defensive coordinator Joe Barry
LaFleur stood by his defensive coordinator Monday, despite the unit's atrocious performance in Green Bay's home loss to Tampa Bay. See what LaFleur had to say about Sunday's performance.