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Man gets 10 years in 2022 fatal hit-and-run crash on Madison's East Side
Police say Marcus N. Longino was speeding at up to 60 mph on Milwaukee Street when he blew through a red light and slammed into Barbara Olson's car.
State, defense differ on source of drugs in 1-year-old's overdose death
Kelsey Kindschy was charged with child neglect leading to death in the 2021 overdose death of her daughter, Zariah Hawkins. A trial in the case began Monday.
Waunakee high school sports have international reach thanks to student-led Warrior Media
The relatively new club pays its students and offers production experience whether behind or on camera, through social media and more.
Don't let history of appeasement repeat itself in Ukraine -- George Savage
The philosopher and novelist George Santayana is remembered for his warning: “Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.” That warning has a more recent, pessimistic addition: “Those who do remember the past are doomed to stand…
Madison School District's superintendent search begins in earnest
Three public input sessions are scheduled this week regarding what characteristics and priorities the district's new leader should have.
SOS: Bosch blames customer for replacement replacement dishwasher's delay
Arrangements were made to have the dishwasher delivered on Tuesday, which it was.
The playoffs have arrived: Brewers to host Diamondbacks
Milwaukee lost to Arizona in four of the six regular-season meetings.
Tom Still: Even in tough climate, young Wisconsin companies can raise money they need
Finding angel or venture capital is less daunting than you might think during tough times, as investors search for well-priced deals.
Despite new facility, Madison child care provider feels strain of nationwide crisis
Red Caboose Child Care Center has struggled to find staff and maintain enrollment since the COVID-19 pandemic. At the same time, child care costs are skyrocketing for families.
3 things that stood out from No. 1 Wisconsin volleyball's win vs. Michigan
Players from Wisconsin's NCAA runner-up squad in 2013 were in attendance at UW Field House. Here are more observations.
How Wisconsin men's basketball player Connor Essegian is helping raise cardiac health awareness
Essegian had wanted to host a 3-on-3 tournament around Madison, and it morphed into a charitable event featuring around 150 participants.
Polzin: Madison native Sophia Minnaert unfazed by the unexpected as Brewers TV reporter
In 11 years as the Brewers' sideline reporter, Sophia Minnaert has impressed many with her poise, care for her teammates and ability to make Spanish-speaking players comfortable in interviews.
Brewers beat Cubs in final playoff tune-up
Tyrone Taylor and Adrian Houser shine in the first-place Brewers' win over the second-place Cubs.
Badger Honor Flight to take off for 50th time, thanks to community support
Badger Honor Flight flies Wisconsin veterans to Washington, D.C., free of charge, to see the monuments created in their honor. Their 50th flight takes off from Madison's Dane County Regional Airport on Saturday, Oct. 7.
La Crosse artist highlights Jewishness of Jesus
To her, the New Testament cast Jews as bad people. She didn’t fully understand that the heroic characters such as Jesus, Mary and the apostles were all Jewish themselves.
Key votes from the Wisconsin congressional delegation last week
Here's how members of Wisconsin's congressional delegation voted on major issues last week.
Teachers: Send us your students' letters for 2023 Helping Hands
Your letter could help someone in need.
Brain surgery as a child shaped Middleton senior golfer's life
Middleton's Ellen Close has had success in the classroom and playing golf in high school. Nothing would tell of her challenges in early childhood.
Madison company mines the 'invisible industry' of public art, attracting investors $100 at a time
“There are an enormous amount of financial transactions taking place” in the public art world, CODAworx cofounder and CEO Toni Sikes says, “and no one has any idea” how much.
Garden calendar | For the week of Oct. 1
This is the time of year to watch for stinkbugs.