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Clinton can't repeal the 2nd Amendment -- Anne E. McGill
This is a reminder to those worried about their Second Amendment rights.
Orange barrel inventor must be rich -- Allen Knop
I have just returned from a long drive through Wisconsin, Minnesota and northwestern Ontario.
Badgers would make Lombardi proud -- John Finkler
They call it Lambeau Field, but it's really the House of Lombardi.
New broadband contract to save state $8 million, offer faster internet to school districts
The contract with AT&T will provide more high-speed internet capacity for an existing statewide system.
Madison to launch low-cost Internet service in 4 neighborhoods by year's end
Residents of those neighborhoods will have access to 10 megabit per second Internet service for $9.99 and will also be eligible for refurbished computers donated by businesses.
Prep football: No. 3 Middleton, No. 4 Waunakee hold firm in weekly large-school rankings
Columbus, Lodi move up in The Associated Press' weekly medium-school rankings
Man arrested for 7th OWI after crash
Madison police arrested a 56-year-old man for his 7th drunken driving offense after he crashed into another vehicle Monday afternoon on Madison's North Side.
Vandalism causes thousands in damage at Mallards ballpark
Nothing was stolen, but someone did thousands of dollars worth of damage to property inside the Madison Mallards stadium over the weekend, Madison police said.
Texas oil refiner Tesoro to buy Madison renewable fuels developer Virent
Terms of the acquisition have not been disclosed, but Virent says it will stay in Madison.
Headlight pieces led police to vehicle in fatal pedestrian crash
A State Patrol crash reconstruction specialist used serial numbers from car parts left behind at the scene of a crash that fatally injured a pedestrian Friday night to track down the vehicle police believe was involved in the crash, according…
Badgers football film room: Offensive line shows massive improvement against LSU
This week's film room hits on the offensive line, T.J. Watt, the secondary and Bart Houston.
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Badgers football: Coach Terry Bowden has Akron on the rise
The Zips, the 10th-ranked Badgers' opponent Saturday at Camp Randall Stadium, finished 8-5 last season and started 2016 with a 47-24 victory over VMI.
ITT Tech shutters all campuses after federal aid sanctions
About 300 Wisconsin students are affected.
Iverson, Carrol
MOUNT HOREB - It was the height of the Great Depression when Carrol Iverson took over running the family farm at age 13, trading school for the backbreaking work his ailing father could no longer do. But his life and…
Cole, Janice J.
STILLWATER, Okla. / MADISON - Janice J. Cole (née Holvenstot) died Feb. 23, 2016, in Stillwater, Okla. after prolonged illness. Born in Madison on Sept. 11, 1941, Jan moved to Stillwater in 1978, but Wisconsin never left her heart. She…
Williams, LeRoy T.
MADISON - LeRoy T. Williams, age 82, passed away on Sunday, Sept. 4, 2016, at Aster Memory Care in Cottage Grove from complications of Parkinson's disease. He was born on April 24, 1934 in Madison, Wis., the son of James…
Mathews, John Stuart
MADISON - John Stuart Mathews, age 69, of Madison, passed away on Friday, Sept. 2, 2016, at Agrace HospiceCare, Fitchburg, Wis. He was born on Aug. 27, 1947, in Kalamazoo, Mich. John moved to Madison in 2009 after reconnecting with…
Findley, Deborah
WAUTOMA - Deborah Findley, age 61, of Wautoma, passed away peacefully in her home surrounded by family and friends on Sunday, Sept. 4, 2016. She is the beloved wife of Dennis Findley.
Nachreiner, Shirley A.
PLAIN / SPRING GREEN - Shirley A. Nachreiner, age 82 of Spring Green, took her last breath on Sunday, Sept. 4, 2016, while surrounded by her loving family in her home at The Meadows. Shirley was born on May 14,…
