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There’s still time to enjoy the waning days of summer at Madison’s Goodman Pool, 325 W. Olin Ave. Friday is the last day of lap swim hours (6 to 9 a.m., and 4:45 to 6 p.m.), but recreation swim hours…

Dear Doc: I need help. I’m a health care professional who, on my way to work a few months ago, had a horrific car crash — fractured rib, lots of pain, a slow recovery.

Facing a suspension threat, Matthews and Peppers met with league representatives on Wednesday, while Harrison did so on Thursday, according to the NFL Players Association.

As Plan Bs go, spending a week in Hawaii isn’t half bad.

Separately, Sharper last week was sentenced by a federal judge to 18 years and four months in a drug and rape case with victims in four states.

GREEN BAY — Aaron Rodgers’ answer could not have been more direct. Or economical.

Records show an excessive force complaint was filed against a Milwaukee police officer days before he fatally shot a suspect, which ignited two nights of violence in a north side neighborhood.

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Football

With Nick Cramer and Luke Malmanger pushing the buttons, the Janesville Craig football team kept the Breese Stevens Field scoreboard spinning like a pinball machine on Thursday night.

MILWAUKEE — Andrew McCutchen hit a home run and a pair of RBI singles, including the tiebreaker in the 10th inning as the Pittsburgh Pirates stopped a nine-game skid at Miller Park, beating the Milwaukee Brewers 3-2 Thursday night.

To unveil their new license plate design, the Celebrate Children Foundation held an event at the Madison Children's Museum.

The four-team, three-week, round-robin tournament begins with two games on Sunday.

It speeds placement, improves lives and can save the government money

Fitchburg police are responding to a reported explosion on South Fish Hatchery Road.

WASHINGTON — Bernie Sanders never understood the epic quality of the Clinton scandals. In his first debate, he famously dismissed the email issue, it being beneath the dignity of a great revolutionary to deal in things so tawdry and straightforward.

The 6-foot-2, 274-pound freshman from Chandler, Arizona, isn’t an ideal size for a nose tackle, but his strength and explosiveness set him apart.

Middleton senior C.J. Fermanich’s favorite part of football games is returning kickoffs because of the impact he might make, not the impact he might face.

The fifth-year senior beats out redshirt freshman Alex Hornibrook.

A month rarely passes without mention of global warming. And they always cite "the science of man" as being the last-stop shop to validate the argument.