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Badgers sports: UW, community organizations to donate supplies for Louisiana flood victims
The University of Wisconsin football team will be transporting more than just sports equipment to Lambeau Field this weekend for the Badgers' football game against LSU.
Los Angeles Times: Fighting partisan gerrymandering is a job for the Supreme Court
Gerrymandering discriminated against voters based on how they cast ballots
Badgers men's basketball: Wisconsin completes schedule with non-conference games vs. Central Arkansas, Prairie View A&M
The Badgers will open the season Nov. 11 at the Kohl Center vs. Central Arkansas, and will play host to Prairie View A&M on Nov. 27.
Lands' End reports second quarter net loss
The Dodgeville apparel and home goods retailer reported its quarterly finances on Thursday.
April Barker: Coveted records exemption wrong for Wisconsin
BROOKFIELD -- Over the July 4 weekend in 2015, members of the state Legislature sparked a public uproar by proposing last-minute changes to the state budget that would have created a “deliberative process” exception to Wisconsin’s long-cherished public records law.…
Madison police release records in Genele Laird arrest, name officers
The records for the first time name both officers involved in the arrest of the black teen outside East Towne Mall June 21.
Blueberries add big flavor to Baby Dutch Babies
When we’ve barely had our coffee, we can’t take too much drama.
Man claiming to be security guard tries to rob West Towne shopper
A 24-year-old escaped an attempted robbery in the parking lot of West Towne Mall on Wednesday evening.
MLB: Former Madison Mallards pitcher Jake Esch makes debut with Miami Marlins
Former Madison Mallards pitcher Jake Esch made his Major League Baseball debut with the Miami Marlins on Wednesday.
Outgoing GOP lawmaker launches PAC; watchdog group questions legality
Rep. Dean Knudson, R-Hudson, registered Wisconsin Liberty Fund in June. He is listed as its chairperson and treasurer.
Arizona man charged for cyber-attack on city of Madison websites
Prosecutors have filed federal charges against an Arizona man they say "crippled" the city of Madison's communication systems and website.
Construction takes a break, State Patrol increases enforcement for Labor Day weekend
Construction crews will suspend their work for Labor Day weekend, but the Wisconsin State Patrol is planning to do the opposite.
Anderson .Paak, Kip Moore to headline Freakfest 2017
Those headliners and 13 other performers who will play on Freakfest's three stages were announced Thursday.
Minneapolis Star Tribune: Paisley Park museum is a perfect tribute to Prince
One of Prince’s last goals will come to pass after all. His home and studio complex, Paisley Park, will open as a museum in October, a fitting tribute to a man who left a giant impact that stretched beyond the…
Know Your Madisonian: Operations director helps UW men's basketball program run like 'clockwork'
Katherine Vosters spends most of her time as the go-to person for answers about a program that has made 18 consecutive appearances in the NCAA tournament.
Chris Rickert: Little harm in 'political' review of Madison school cops
It hasn't exactly been a business-as-usual couple of years for the police department's relationship with the black community.
Restaurant review: Lagartos is big, pink and full of flavor
Mexican and South American fare with flair — and heat.
Tuna or Salmon Stuffed Eggs rescue lunch box
If you’re open to rethinking the typical school lunch box fare, consider losing the sandwich and embracing the stuffed egg.
Bloomberg News: University of Chicago takes a stand on free speech
It shouldn’t qualify as news when a university says it strives to be an intellectually unsafe space that encourages unrestricted discussion. Yet the current climate on American campuses virtually guaranteed that a letter from the University of Chicago’s dean of…