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Los Angeles Times: Democrats pit idealism vs. pragmatism
Bernie Sanders’ promises are like music or candy to liberal Democrats. Free tuition for all. High-quality health care provided by the government as a matter of right, not charity. Help for the poor that would simultaneously reduce income inequality and…
Man stabbed in chest, alleged attacker arrested, Madison police say
A man stabbed in the chest on Thursday night in Downtown Madison is expected to live while his alleged attacker was taken to jail.
Metro bus hits SUV, driver cited for running red light
Two people suffered minor injuries Thursday night when their SUV was struck by a Metro Transit bus in Downtown Madison, the driver of the SUV ticketed for running a red light.
The chicken soup you need now -- Greek avgolemono with rice
I have wanted to make this soup forever, and I have no idea what’s been stopping me.
Tony Evers: Wisconsinites vote to support their local schools
Last week, 53 public school districts asked their local citizens for additional financial support through 71 referendum questions. Of those ballot issues, voters approved 55, or more than 77 percent.
Beautiful weather continues, sun and 70s on tap for weekend
The weather can't get much better for Madison than what we are experiencing in mid-April, and forecasts show the great weather continuing for the upcoming week.
Verona selects Stamm House's Troy Rost to rehab Matts House
Verona's City Council unanimously selected Troy Rost, who restored Middleton's famed Stamm House, to purchase and rehabilitate the city's oldest home.
Some solace for beleaguered tax filers
OUR VIEW: The need for a simpler tax code is undeniable -- even in Washington, D.C.
Dr. Zorba Paster: Treating back pain with mindfulness
We all know that chronic back pain is a #%*@). It can keep you from working, ruin your quality of life and destroy social relationships.
Going Out: UW-Madison Varsity Band takes Kohl Center stage
Orchestrate a night out for the UW-Madison Varsity Concert Band’s year-end show at 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday nights at the Kohl Center, 601 W. Dayton St. Director of Bands Michael Leckrone initiated the annual extravaganza in 1975. This year’s…
What to watch this week: 'Confirmation' revisits 1991 Hill-Thomas saga
Kerry Washington knows her way around a media spectacle.
Midwest Horse Fair offers equine everything
When it comes to equestrian interests, the annual Midwest Horse Fair doesn’t, well, horse around. One of the nation’s largest three-day horse fairs, it is back for its 37th year, Friday through Sunday at the Alliant Energy Center.
Badgers football notebook: Tight ends continue to play big role in offense during spring
Troy Fumagalli caught a team-high seven passes during team and 7-on-7 drills Thursday.
Bucks: Despite tough season, future looks bright — on and off court
The Bucks finished 33-49, an eight-game slide from the 2014-15 season. Still, optimism abounds, especially around the team's franchise cornerstones: Giannis Antetokounmpo and Jabari Parker.
Patrick Durkin: Two to enter Wisconsin Conservation Hall of Fame
The addition of Noel Cutright of West Bend and LeRoy Lintereur of Marinette increases the Hall of Fame’s membership to 88 leaders since its creation in 1985.
Large grant will help Madison School District launch new career exploration project
The Madison School District and a group of community partners have been awarded a $400,000 private grant for a new effort to better prepare high school students for college and careers.
Prep roundup: Jenna Johnson's grand slam lifts Sauk Prairie softball team over Waunakee
Sauk Prairie’s Jenna Johnson hit a grand slam in the bottom of the third inning Thursday, and that proved to be just enough to carry the host Eagles to a 4-3 victory over Waunakee in a Badger North Conference softball…
Prep girls soccer: Peers step up in support of Beloit Memorial girls soccer players
Following racist comments from the crowd in a game at Elkhorn, players from Evansville and Janesville Craig show their support
Driver dies in fiery rollover crash near Fitchburg
The single-vehicle crash occurred around 2:45 p.m. on South Syene Road, just north of Byrne Road, said Fitchburg police Sgt. Matthew Laha.