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Patrick Durkin: State of ducks, grouse, turkeys looks good
If you want a forecast of this fall’s hunting seasons, think back to last fall. Whether your hunts were good or bad for these birds, expect similar results this year.
Daytona Beach News-Journal: Soccer success should end inequities
The victory by the U.S. Women’s National Team in the World Cup final Sunday was a fittingly patriotic moment to top off the Fourth of July weekend.
Sauk County sheriff: No injuries in emergency plane landing
A pilot had to make an emergency plane landing in a Spring Green cornfield Thursday night, but no one was injured, the Sauk County Sheriff's Office reported.
Prep softball: Verona's Emma Kleinsek advances in MLB competition
The sophomore-to-be will compete during the All-Star activities in Cincinnati
Prep girls basketball: Jennah Hartwig named Janesville Parker's head coach
The former prep and UW standout replaces longtime coach Tom Klawitter
Janesville police: Woman arrested for 7th OWI
Police arrested a Janesville woman for her seventh OWI after an officer observed her vehicle swerving on the road.
Balancing Act: Having it all
Time passes, writes Laura Vanderkam, whether we choose what to do with it or not.
Steamy weekend ahead: Forecasters predict rain, warm temperatures
South-central Wisconsin could have a few steamy days ahead, with forecasts of highs in the 80s and possible showers and thunderstorms.
Airport adds K-9 explosive dog and starts pet therapy program
The Dane County Regional Airport has gone to the dogs – in a good way.
New 'bike barometer' shows Madison 'the value of biking'
A new "bike barometer" on the Capital City Trail allows bicyclists, drivers, taxpayers and the city to see how much the John Nolen path is used.
Chris Rickert: UW's financial relationship with Legislature might finally be hitting bottom
After UW officials spent months bemoaning funding cuts, does anyone else feel a little misled?
NBA notes: Madison native Wesley Matthews couldn't believe DeAndre Jordan backed out of Mavs deal
When he first heard news that DeAndre Jordan was waffling on his decision to join the Dallas Mavericks, Wesley Matthews didn’t believe it.
Jacqueline Clark: Why I almost flew the Confederate flag, and never will
RIPON — Almost two years ago, I wrote to the school newspaper at Ripon College where I teach, protesting the display of a Confederate flag from a student’s dorm room window on campus.
Major league baseball: Monday's Home Run Derby could be one for the ages
CINCINNATI — Break out the boats. This All-Star Home Run Derby might make a splash.
Pro golf: Putting problems force Steve Stricker to be content to be among those lurking at John Deere Classic
Despite needing 31 putts, the three-time John Deere Classic champ shot his 22nd straight round in the 60s at TPC Deere Run and is just four shots back.
Cohousing developments on the rise in Madison
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — About 40 people — toddlers, divorcees, young couples and teenagers — crowd into a massive dining room, where enticing smells drift out of a restaurant-grade kitchen.
Opponents call for veto of expanded payday loan services
The provision was adopted by the Legislature as part of the last-minute, catch-all amendment to the state budget.
Brewers: Seventh-inning blues cost Milwaukee again in loss to the Dodgers
Los Angeles scores three times in the bottom of the seventh off Jimmy Nelson to escape with a 3-2 victory.
Northwoods League: Lodi's Fred Manke gets down to business in Battle Creek
Fred Manke has aspired to play baseball professionally since childhood, and the 19-year-old has already proven he’s willing to get out of his comfort zone to pursue his goals.
Mallards: Kenosha batters Madison pitching for 14 runs
KENOSHA — Pitching and defense let the Madison Mallards down on Friday night.