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Timely rains key for recovery of frostbit corn
Bigger dairies in the state are pushing for earlier first-cutting of alfalfa.
NHL: Penguins edge Sharks in Stanley Cup Final opener
Nick Bonino darted to the net and knocked in Kris Letang’s centering pass with 2:33 remaining, lifting the Penguins to a 3-2 victory over the San Jose Sharks in Game 1 on Monday night.
Bucks: Giannis Antetokounmpo, Knicks' Kristaps Porzingis play streetball in Greece
Played in an open court in Greece's largest public high school, the "Antetokounbros Streetball Event" ended 123-123. No overtime was played.
Mallards: Roster built to hit more home runs
A conversation with his young daughter convinced team president Vern Stedman that more long balls equal more excitement.
WIAA softball: Poynette's Maegan Brookins is supplying power from the leadoff spot
The junior second baseman has six home runs in her past nine games.
WIAA baseball: Core of four seniors bring leadership to Lodi
Garrett McGraw, Zach Steuck, Garrett Wegner and Garrett Schreiber have been contributing to the Blue Devils since their freshman year, the season they won the state title.
Home Talent League: Utica tips Jefferson in 10 innings
Winning pitcher Christian Stokstad scores the winning run on a wild pitch.
Only the best professors get tenure -- Ronald Engerman
Most faculty and staff at UW do not have tenure and accordingly can be easily dismissed for unwelcome criticism or imagined "arrogance."
Standardized testing is a waste of time -- Jonathan Prine
Standardized testing is a huge waste of time and money that could be used for learning in the classroom. Also, you will never know what you got wrong, so you will never learn. The money for testing could be used…
Don't dismiss rights of transgender people -- Joel Cryer
Thursday’s letter to the editor “Men in the ladies’ room an affront to privacy” analyzes the debate over bathroom selection by transgender people by saying “it’s appalling the government is telling me to shut up and accept a man walking…
State judged by the company it keeps -- Marlene Buechel
Joining the lawsuit about bathroom rules is another "brilliant" decision by Attorney General Brad Schimel and Gov. Scott Walker.
US needs to lead fight against ISIS -- Evan Johnson
How can we sit back and allow innocent people in Iraq to be exterminated?
Circus World should cancel animal acts -- Renee Benell
As the Circus World Museum in Baraboo struggles to stay relevant, it should consider eliminating all of its wild animal acts instead of adding more.
Brewers: Cardinals' Carlos Martinez extends mastery over Milwaukee
He allows just five singles and strikes out eight over eight innings against a Brewers team he has dominated in his career.
Trudy Rubin: Turkey's Erdogan is playing a dangerous game
How do you deal with “allies” who are stabbing you in the back on security issues even as they claim they are helping?
Milwaukee man sustains serious injuries following motorcycle crash with deer
The man did not have a valid motorcycle endorsement and was not wearing a helmet.
One person wounded in Sun Prairie shooting Monday
The suspect is in custody, according to Sun Prairie Police.
Mt. Horeb veterans, residents remember fallen soldiers on Memorial Day
Community members packed the Mt. Horeb High School gymnasium Monday morning for a Memorial Day service.
Romanowski, Jane F.
WAUNAKEE / MILWAUKEE - Jane F. Romanowski, age 97, died on May 28, 2016, in Waunakee. She was born in Butler, Wis., the daughter of Stanley and Mary (Nowak) Malecki. Jane married Harry J. Romanowski on March 18, 1944. They…
Batz, Lawrence J.
MAZOMANIE - Lawrence J. Batz, age 78, died on May 28, 2016, at Meriter Hospital, Madison.