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Cruise to Brooklyn for car show and tractor pull
Buckle up and cruise over to Brooklyn for the second annual All Wheels Show, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, rain or shine, in Brooklyn Legion Park, 205 S. 1st St. Enter your car, truck, motorcycle or tractor at 8:30…
Packers: Green Bay switches third-string quarterbacks
Green Bay said in a news release that it signed Marquise Williams and released Ryan Williams.
College baseball: Lake Bachar leads UW-Whitewater into NCAA Division III World Series
Bachar — the Warhawks' top pitcher and a kickoff specialist/punter on Whitewater's football team — and the Warhawks open tournament Friday night at Fox Cities Stadium in Grand Chute.
Brewers: Wily Peralta's pitching, hitting caps sweep of Braves
ATLANTA — This is more of what the Milwaukee Brewers were hoping for from pitcher Wily Peralta.
Community gathers to remember 19-year-old woman killed in apparent murder-suicide
About 150 community members gathered to remember Tuneija Tornai-Jackson, who police say was shot and killed Tuesday by her father, who then killed himself.
Prep girls soccer: Nyah Banik scores goal, assist to lift Madison West over Hartland Arrowhead
Nyah Banik scored once and added an assist in the first half to lead the host Madison West girls soccer team to a 2-1 victory over Hartland Arrowhead in a regular-season, non-conference game.
WIAA softball regionals: Nicole Neitzel knocks two homers to lead Verona past Madison Eastr
Senior Nicole Neitzel went 2-for-4 with two home runs to lead the Verona softball team to an 8-4 victory over visiting Madison East in a WIAA Division 1 regional final on Thursday.
Federal judge rejects lawsuit by former Scott Walker aide Cindy Archer in John Doe probe
Cindy Archer alleged Milwaukee County District Attorney John Chisholm and his investigators violated her 1st and 4th Amendment rights when they searched her home in September 2011.
WIAA track and field: River Valley's Kyle Thomas runs away with sprint titles at McFarland sectional
The British import takes the 100 and 200 and also qualifies for the state meet in the long jump as area athletes book their trips to UW-La Crosse.
Madison man seeks freedom in Gangster Disciples case
LaDerris Dickerson, a co-founder of “The Hops Museum” in Madison, which includes exhibits on brewing and creative space for artists and entrepreneurs, was named in a nationwide probe of Gangster Disciples gang members.
Badgers track and field: Brianna Bower in qualifying position as rain washes out most of NCAA West Preliminary meet
Thunderstorms force most of Thursday's events to be pushed back a day as Badgers seek to earn berths in the national championships.
Fitchburg to receive $1 million grant from DOT for road project
The grant will go toward extending Commerce Park Drive southward, and then constructing an east-west street at the end of the extension to be known as Sub-Zero Parkway.
Charles Krauthammer: Obama's containment is the same thing all over again
WASHINGTON — How do you distinguish a foreign policy “idealist” from a “realist,” an optimist from a pessimist?
Judge says voting rules won't change for August election
A federal judge hearing a challenge to more than a dozen election laws said Thursday that he will make a ruling by the end of July.
Dogs don't belong at Farmers' Market -- Susan Holiday
This past Saturday I visited Madison's wonderful Dane County Farmers' Market on the Capitol Square. As usual, and to be expected, it was very crowded.
Bathroom police is a ludicrous idea -- Mary Lybeck
Those who have their undies in a bundle over transgender people using certain bathrooms should just think about the issue for a minute. North Carolina's ban on using bathrooms that don't correspond with your sex assigned at birth is totally…
Nigel Hayes' return is poetry for fans -- Bill Sumner
The great Badger baller named Hayes,
Humanize, don't demonize, gunshot vicitms -- William Rettig
I agree in part with Chris Rickert’s recent column in which he seemed to say that, regardless of their foibles, the African-American men who were recently killed loved their families and were loved by their families. They were human beings…