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3 confirmed dead as flood cleanup starts in northern Wisconsin
Residents in Wisconsin's far northern counties are assessing damage and starting to clean up their properties after torrential rainfall hit the region early Tuesday morning.
Cynthia Tucker: The demons of our racist past still haunt us
So we’re not post-racial yet.
Around the Home Talent League: Middleton learning from first loss of 2016 season
At 11-0, Middleton was just five games away from completing a perfect regular season. But that unblemished record took a hit for the first time last weekend against Cross Plains.
Pro golf: Phil Mickelson scrambles to second-round 69 as conditions toughen at British Open
After coming within a lipped-out putt of a major championship scoring record 62 in the opening round, Mickelson was at 10-under 132, heading to the weekend with a shot at becoming the oldest Open champion since Old Tom Morris in…
Packers: Former Green Bay running back De'Mond Parker gets prison time for selling crack
Former Oklahoma and NFL running back De'Mond Parker has been sentenced to one year and one day in prison after pleading guilty to a federal drug charge.
Temporary widening of southbound I-39/90 near Beloit on tap
Road construction crews will widen the southbound side of Interstate 39/90 near Beloit on a temporary basis, beginning next week.
Dallas Morning News: Obama's powerful speech was full of truth, pain and hope
Dallas’ response in the days since five of our police officers were murdered demonstrates that our city can help show America how to heal its divisions over race and ease tensions over police violence.
Dodgeville man killed in head-on crash with semi, Sheriff's Office says
A Dodgeville man was killed Thursday when his SUV crashed head-on into a semi truck.
No injuries reported in $150K Sun Prairie house fire
Nobody was hurt Thursday afternoon in a house fire in Sun Prairie that caused over $150,000 in damage.
Sous vide at home? It’s easy perfection
I’ve always been a measuring-cup kind of cook. If a recipe calls for 3 cups of low-sodium chicken broth, that’s exactly what I pour. I don’t add a dash of this or a pinch of that. I don’t skip ingredients,…
Hayward, Rhinelander, Wausau considered for forestry office
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources has identified three cities as a possible new headquarters for its forestry division.
Orpheum's encore merits applause
OUR VIEW: New sign over historic theater will enhance the magic and allure of Downtown
Dr. Zorba Paster: A power of attorney for health care document can help ease end of life
Dr. Paster: Thank you for your discussion of end-of-life care for an Alzheimer’s patient. It reinforced how inappropriate so much end-of-life care is for anyone with dementia. That fact that your mom’s doctor didn’t stop torturing your mom until you…
What to watch this week: Seconds get first billing on HBO's new 'Vice Principals'
Vice principals get a bum rap.
Going Out July 15
Enjoy a pontoon ride around Madison’s lakes, 1 to 2:30 p.m. or 3 to 4:30 p.m. Saturday, to celebrate Madison School & Community Recreation’s 90th anniversary. Arrive at least 45 minutes early to register at the pontoon boat pier at…
Pro golf: Steve Stricker 4 back of Phil Mickelson's near-historic opening round at British Open
In 436 majors held over the last 156 years, no one had ever shot 62. That's still the case. By a fraction of an inch.
Tom Oates:
The whispers began about a month ago.
Mallards: Rivets knock Madison out of first place
Nick Roark, Nate Palace and Jesse Medrano knocked in runs, but the Madison Mallards didn’t do enough to solve Rockford Rivets starter Tyler Thornton in dropping a 7-3 decision in a Northwoods League amateur baseball game in front of 6,491…
Outdoors: Rains hit northwestern Wisconsin, but most properties remain open
Some areas of far northwestern Wisconsin received torrential rains early this week, with 8 to 10 inches reported in some areas causing major washouts of roads and even major highways.
Badgers football: WFCA All-Star linemen Cole Van Lanen ready to make early impact
It’s been quite some time since Bay Port High football coach Gary Westerman first realized what type of player Cole Van Lanen could be.