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Eau Claire Leader-Telegram: Health care apprenticeships offer care while lowering college costs
There was an interesting article on the wire the other day about health care apprenticeships in Wisconsin. It was focused on the La Crosse area and the relationship between UW-La Crosse and Gundersen Health Systems, but it has interesting implications…
Jordan Love focused more on Packers' OTA practices than ongoing contract negotiations
Green Bay's quarterback is thinking more about building team chemistry heading into his second year as the starter than about the risks of playing without a new deal.
30-year mental health commitment ordered for man charged in suspected murder plot
The commitment will begin in a state mental health institution.
The cicadas have made their Wisconsin debut
Cicadas, according to the DNR, are expected to keep emerging in southern Wisconsin into June and will not appear again until 2041.
First step cleared in $2.7 billion settlement to pay college athletes denied NIL
A landmark revenue-sharing system could be set up, though smaller conferences claim they're "fighting uphill" for disproportionate pay.
Monona man faces 6th OWI, other charges after fleeing police in vehicle, on foot, authorities say
Two facsimile handguns were found in a search of the man's car, the Dane County Sheriff's Office said.
Man stabs knife at officers during arrest on North Side, Madison police say
The two men were sleeping, with drugs and paraphernalia around them, when officers arrived to the call in the 500 block of Northport Drive, Madison police said.
Dodge County squad car crashes into house when trying to aid pursuit of man who fled trial
Dodge County Sheriff Dale Schmidt said that the road was rain-covered at the time of the crash.
Los Angeles columnist: Champagne wishes and caviar dreams — of a Senate seat in Wisconsin?
LOS ANGELES — Eric Hovde has, from the looks of it, a pretty swell life.
Monona officer hurt when driver rear-ends squad car during traffic stop, police say
The crash happened about 9:15 p.m. just off Stoughton Road near where Stoughton Road and Pflaum Road intersect, police said.
Beer Baron: Milwaukee Brewing's revival is evidenced by its pours
With Milwaukee Brewing Co. about to reestablish its presence in the city in its name, I’m ready to declare Eagle Park Brewing’s reboot of the brand a success.
5 questions with Monona Grove girls soccer player Belle Dehner
From her favorite food to her favorite athlete, meet Belle Dehner.
F-35 noise holds up housing as discord grows between Madison and airport officials
Internal emails obtained by the Wisconsin State Journal show Dane County airport staff are frustrated by city efforts to put housing in neighborhoods where aircraft noise can impact health.
Landmarks Commission approves Essen Haus block redevelopment, final approval awaits
The proposal from developer JCap Real Estate would replace the Essen Haus German restaurant and other buildings nearby with housing, a hotel and parking.
For the Packers' quarterback-turned-receiver, an against-the-odds switch is just another challenge
Green Bay coaches are experimenting with the former USFL MVP quarterback as a pass catcher during OTAs after liking what they saw from him on the scout team last season.
Meet Cameron Miller, Wisconsin football's 4-star receiver commit for its 2025 class
The Wisconsin football program found another New Jersey prep standout on the recruiting trail. Get to know the record-breaking receiver who's expected play a pivotal role in the offense.
Blame Madison's mayor for out of control spending, development -- Ginny White
Residents need to stop blaming city employees for unwelcome changes in Madison’s quality of life.
Nation needs a stronger grid of electrical power lines -- Joshua Rockley
The U.S. power grid is outdated. Interstate power lines carry less electricity than technologically possible, and to fewer places. This is because infrastructure lags behind our needs. Reforming our country’s transmission policy would make it easier to build more grid…
Dane County can't afford Melissa Agard as next executive -- Thomas Willan
The last 12 years of tax-and-spend Parisinomics are finally over in Dane County. It is now time for new leadership that does not include Melissa Agard, who is a clone of retiring Dane County Executive Joe Parisi.
Involve residents in Madison's housing crisis mitigation -- Theresa J. K. Drinka
When my family returned to Madison in 1967, we could not find an affordable place to live. We accepted that and found an affordable apartment in Sun Prairie. As our income rose, we moved to a rental in Madison. As…