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Cigarette smoker starts fire at East Side gas station
A cigarette smoker started a fire Thursday at a gas station on Madison's East Side, but the station owner was able to put out the blaze before the fire spread.
Wall Street Journal's best-selling books
Best-selling books for the week ended Sept. 11.
Friday rain to give way to beautiful weekend
Rain in southern Wisconsin on Friday will give way to clear skies for the weekend, according to forecasts.
Badgers football mailbag: Supporting the cautious approach to Corey Clement’s injury
To submit a question for next week’s mailbag, email [email protected] and include the word “Mailbag” in the subject.
Multiple semi crash closing I-39/90 southbound just south of Beltline interchange, authorities say
The crash happened about 12:15 a.m. Friday at mile marker 144, which is two miles south of the Beltline interchange, meaning southbound traffic can exit to the Beltline heading into Madison, although traffic backups are possible on I-39/90.
Get the Zika bill done now, Mr. Speaker
OUR VIEW: Congress is putting newborns at risk by slowing emergency response to outbreak
Elvehjem neighborhood: Residents value camaraderie, worry about closed grocery store
Six years ago, Tiffani Roltgen started a Turkey Trot run on Thanksgiving Day in her Elvehjem neighborhood on Madison’s Far East Side.
Carl Schoettel: Bear hunting with hounds isn't 'risky behavior'
NEOSHO — Last Friday’s State Journal editorial, “Stop payouts to bear hunters for dead dogs,” was clearly written by someone who has never hunted in the north woods or perhaps even met a bear hunter. The commentary was misleading and…
Going Out: Fair takes over Willy Street
Wil-Mar Neighborhood and Common Wealth urge all to “Keep on Truckin’” to the Willy Street Fair this weekend! Music, food, vendors, and fun for all ages 2 to 9 p.m. Saturday in the 900/1000 blocks of Williamson (Willy) Street, and…
Dr. Zorba Paster: Knee surgery not always what's best
A few weeks ago, a typical 55-year-old “weekend warrior” came into my office complaining that his knee didn’t feel right. It was clicking. It just wasn’t as secure as it used to be.
What to watch this week: Who walks away with the Emmy?
Sunday marks the arrival of one of the year’s most anticipated telecasts. Hype for this evening’s event, marked on calendars long before the night arrives, has been building for months, and its organizers aren’t holding anything back.
Badgers volleyball: Despite injury, M.E. Dodge making strides at libero
When Kelly Sheffield recruited M.E. Dodge, he envisioned her joining the proud lineage of liberos for the University of Wisconsin volleyball team.
Jerry Davis: Deer Tags No. 1 -- Hunt deer now, bicker regulations another time
Years ago September archers, and later November gun deer hunters, planned their seasons by contemplating population estimates, long range weather forecasts, and field products that may beget a safer, more memorable season.
Prep sports: Drake Vandermause's late goal gives Middleton a draw with Madison West
Drake Vandermause’s second goal of the second half — which came with just 4 minutes remaining — gave the Middleton boys soccer team a 2-2 draw with host Madison West at Mansfield Stadium on Thursday.
Brewers: Scooter Gennett's two-run double prevents Cubs from clinching division title
CHICAGO — The Chicago Cubs tried to throw a party. Pinch hitter Scooter Gennett had other ideas.
Prep girls volleyball: McFarland fends off Edgerton in five sets
McFARLAND -- The early season lead in the Rock Valley North Conference was at stake when the Edgerton and McFarland girls volleyball teams collided Thursday night.
Packers: Cornerbacks coach Joe Whitt not concerned about lack of depth due to injuries
GREEN BAY – Joe Whitt isn’t panicking.
Charles Krauthammer: Clinton sharpens, Trump softens -- and Trump is rising
WASHINGTON — If you are the status quo candidate in a change election in which the national mood is sour and two-thirds of the electorate think the country is on the wrong track, what do you do?
