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A handgun stolen in an earlier incident allegedly was found Sunday night on a suspect who fled from a vehicle on Madison's Southwest Side, police said.

It'll be a muggy start to the work week in Madison but cooler air is coming in by Wednesday, forecasters say.

While one restorative justice program aimed at young adults has gotten some attention in recent weeks, another for juveniles has been quietly going on since it was launched in September.

Yeah, that was me at the stoplight talking to myself. In my defense, I was hard at work.

Anything that orbits a planet is a moon, and moons can form in several ways.

This August the precipitation that fell over southern Wisconsin is about 200 percent of normal.

Entering his fourth year in the University of Wisconsin football program, junior linebacker Jack Cichy has never played a down against Michigan. Or Michigan State. Or Ohio State, for that matter.

BOYS SOCCER

The annual dinner will be held Sept. 28.

The freshman makes 14 kills and hits .609 as fourth-ranked UW wins the title at the Rainbow Wahine Invitational.

Albion has two of the best hitters in the Home Talent League in Aaron Laskowski and Tyler Oren, but it was the lesser-known seven, eight and nine hitters who carried Sunday’s victory.

When preseason football camp was first beginning, the Sun Prairie football team didn’t expect to have senior linebacker Ben Hauser back.

GREEN BAY — Aaron Rodgers just wanted to make sure everyone had what they needed.

The Badgers generate 24 shots to the Bulldogs' 4 and take 15 corner kicks but can't finish.

MILWAUKEE — Milwaukee Brewers manager Craig Counsell thinks the Pittsburgh Pirates have all the tools to go on a run. Meanwhile, he'd like his squad to score more than just one.

I have an idea for U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Oshkosh, who seems to think higher education costs can be held down by using videos of instructors giving lectures.

More than 350 public education advocates from around the state recently gathered in Wauwatosa for the second annual Summer Summit, co-sponsored by the Wisconsin Public Education Network and Support Our Schools-SOS Wauwatosa.

I have seen multiple articles insinuate possible ethics issues associated with the Clinton Foundation, but I never see anything on what exactly the Clinton Foundation is set up to do.

Former Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice David Prosser lamenting nasty, big-money judicial campaigns is an example of hypocrisy at its worst. Prosser’s own actions are part of the problem, and he is clearly not a victim.

Wisconsin is the only state that allows so-called bear hunters to "train" their hounds by running them through the woods in the summer.