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Longevity in Business: Nearly a century of change at Badger Bus
Since 1920 the company has grown from a single bus running between Madison and Monroe to a diversified transportation company with more than 300 vehicles.
Hands on Wisconsin: Paul Ryan is still looking for answers
While condemning Donald Trump's latest racist remark, U.S. House Speaker Paul Ryan, R-Janesville, refused to step back his endorsement of the businessman saying that opponent Hillary Clinton wasn't the answer.
Economic development specialist named city business resources manager
An economic development specialist for the city of Madison has been selected as the new manager of the city's Office of Business Resources.
UW Regents approve additional $4 million for Memorial Union renovations
The roughly $50.5 million project is still on track for its 2017 completion date.
Graffiti sprayers tagged construction equipment Downtown, Madison police say
Madison police are looking for two young men who sprayed red and blue paint on construction equipment and other things at a construction site on the isthmus.
No medical facilities offering to care for Andrew Steele
State official said Steele's high-profile case has kept some facilities from offering to care for him.
Green Lake County Sheriff: Man dies in single-vehicle crash in Kingston
Alcohol and speed are believed to be contributing factors in a single-vehicle crash in Green Lake County early Friday morning that claimed the life of a 54-year-old Marquette man.
Angie Trudell Vasquez: Donald Trump’s appeal is based on racism
I started my voting life as a registered Republican. When I turned 18, my dad took me to register to vote. He was a Republican. My mother was an independent and a member of her union.
Madison police: Suspects in van allegedly shot at Chicago men in car
The four suspects arrested Thursday near the Dane County Regional Airport, who allegedly shot at two men in a vehicle chase, allegedly stole cellphones from the two men after all six met up near East Towne Mall, police said.
Goodman Pool, all beaches open today
What better way to cool off on a hot day than to take a plunge into a pool or lake?
Raspberry cheesecake bar bake makes for sweet break
Soon, the phone brain jack will afford direct download. Until then, commands of call, email or search demand that the user first find the phone. No easy task.
No relief from Wisconsin’s 565 percent payday loan interest under new rules
‘We need better laws,’ says struggling borrower; Wisconsin is one of eight states with no cap on high-interest loans.
Suspect arrested in alleged conspiracy to murder a Madison police officer
Agents of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives and Madison police will have a news conference at police headquarters at 11:15 a.m. Friday to give details about the arrest and the conspiracy.
Summer means grilling, and consider adding some smoke
NEW YORK— Summer’s on its way and that means grilling for many people, so why not try smoking?
New York Times: Donald Trump shows contempt for rule of law
Presumptive GOP nominee's bizarre logic would bring judicial system to a halt
John Kass: Ali the fight and Ali the man can't be seperated
Muhammad Ali was more than just a fighter.
School break-in leads to charges against 3 teens, Janesville police say
Three teens seen near a Janesville school early Friday morning were arrested after police discovered the school had been burglarized.
Middleton store robbed; suspect implied he had a gun, police say
A Middleton athletic shoe store was robbed Thursday morning by a man who implied he was armed but didn't show a weapon.
Shrimp dish makes for Mediterranean diet-friendly treat
One of the hallmarks of the Mediterranean diet is eating a variety of fish and other seafood.
Chief Koval right on substance, not style
OUR VIEW: $400,000 could be better spent, but divisive tone doesn't help cause