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Outrage grows over arrest of black woman; Madison police reviewing incident
A community leader is expressing outrage over the arrest of 18-year-old Genele Laird at East Towne Mall on Tuesday, calling the use of force by officers sickening and barbaric.
Madison shooting suspect arrested in Minneapolis
A Madison man sought as a suspect in an April 21 shooting on the city's South Side that left one person injured was arrested Monday in Minneapolis.
Classic recipe June 22
This week's recipe earned an honorable mention in the State Journal's 1976 cookbook and was submitted by Lisa Yanke of Plain.
Bowl them over with one-dish meals
Bowls used to evoke visions of Oliver Twist holding one while posing that fateful request: “Please sir, I want some more.” But Dickens’ famous waif has been pushed aside in my mind by another Brit, celebrity chef Nigella Lawson, who…
Child in UW-Madison apartment had lead poisoning, prompting order for changes
Public health officials ordered UW-Madison to address chipping and peeling lead paint at an on-campus apartment complex this spring after they discovered a child living in one of the buildings had suffered lead poisoning.
Downtown Madison needs better bus depot
The Chazen Museum of Art on the UW-Madison campus is one of this city’s cultural gems. But it’s a lousy location for a bus depot.
Jonah Goldberg: England's Brexit issues mirror our own
It’s anyone’s guess how things will go in Thursday’s referendum on British membership in the European Union, also known as “Brexit.” Right now the polls are essentially tied at around 47 percent for and 47 percent against (not that British…
Cooks' Exchange: Remembering Daddy's love of coconut cream pie
Today’s offering arrives as a belated Father’s Day column. It’s time to remember my father, Mike Tripalin, known as “Daddy” to me. He entered the world in 1904 in Uditori, a small village connected to Palermo, Sicily, blessing his parents,…
Bucks: Head coach Jason Kidd signs 3-year extension
In a news release, Bucks co-owner Wes Edens called Kidd "the right man for the job" and said the team thinks there is "no better fit to lead our young and talented roster."
Brewers: Ryan Braun, Jonathan Lucroy lethal combination in heart of batting order
OAKLAND, Calif. — When it comes to the heart of a batting order, few teams are getting better production than the Milwaukee Brewers.
Mallards: Late home run lifts Kalamazoo
Connor Kopach hit a go-ahead, two-run homer in the top of the eighth inning to send the Kalamazoo Growlers to an 8-7 victory over the Madison Mallards in a Northwoods League amateur baseball game Tuesday night before 6,155 at Warner…
Woman with knife arrested after kicking, spitting at officers, police say
Genele Laird, 18, was arrested Tuesday after displaying a knife in the East Towne Mall and resisting officers attempting to detain her, Madison Police said.
Prep soccer: 2016 area all-conference selections
PREP SOCCER
Olin Park boat launch may close during Great Taste festival
Festival organizers are asking to close the launch area to help with traffic congestion, while also opening the possibility of a few additional tickets becoming available.
City Council approves actions involving two TIF districts
Council members approved an agreement that would provide $2.88 million in TIF funds for a mixed-use project at the site of the demolished Madison Dairy, as well as early release of $9.27 million for the Madison School District.
Prep girls track and field: Jefferson's Mikaela Grant tops All-Area team
Mikaela Grant’s final high school competition left her a champion three times over and cemented her status as one of the best athletes ever to walk the halls of Jefferson High School.
Olympic swimming: Future Badger Beata Nelson hopes success at trials leads to Rio spot
Nelson, a Fitchburg native and incoming UW freshman, will try to punch her ticket to Rio with a strong showing at the U.S. Olympic Team Trials June 26-July 3 in Omaha, Neb.
Prep baseball: 2016 area all-conference selections
PREP BASEBALL
Pro golf: Andy North, Steve Stricker give back at Youth Day before American Family Insurance Championship
Roughly 150 youths participated in a Youth Day event at University Ridge Golf Course Tuesday, highlighted by special guests Steve Stricker, Andy North and Sherri Steinhauer.