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Local digest for Saturday, Feb. 17, 2024
Fire damages Dane County plastics firm; no cause yet
Democrats see Republican ruse to protect speaker in map bill; records show no partisan intent
The provision Democrats suspected was a GOP attempt to protect their top legislator was, in fact, something that nonpartisan legislative bill drafters put in the bill.
How Wisconsin athletes are benefiting from a unique NIL deal with Madison's Exact Sciences
A local bio-tech giant is giving eight Badgers athletes career counseling and other benefits through a new NIL program soon to be announced.
Assembly passes divisive power competition bill, proposed limits to DEI initiatives
The transmission competition bill has been opposed by consumer advocates and the free-market conservative group Americans for Prosperity.
5 Madison, WiscNews girls basketball teams that are battle-tested
These teams have been through the ringer battling top-ranked teams, but still found success as postseason nears on Feb. 20.
American Girl to close its corporate offices in Middleton, cutting 30 jobs
American Girl will close its Middleton corporate offices by spring, parent company Mattel said, and will cut 30 jobs as a result.
3 reasons why several high-major programs are contacting this 2026 in-state guard
The Badgers are among four teams contacting the Mount Horeb sophomore. Here's why schools are showing interest in his game.
3 new businesses are coming to Hilldale Shopping Center
One business expects to open this month and the other two will open in the summer.
Madison businessman Eric Hovde to challenge Tammy Baldwin for Wisconsin Senate seat
Hovde had long been rumored to run for the seat currently held Baldwin, of Madison, who first won her seat back in 2012 — the year Hovde came up short in the GOP primary.
2-year prison terms ordered for 2 employees of Cambria corn mill that exploded
Didion Milling had "a pervasive culture of regulatory defiance and dishonesty" leading to the 2017 explosion and during the investigation that followed, a federal judge said.
Dane County changing warning sirens policy in wake of first February tornadoes ever in Wisconsin
Dane County last year spent $1.9 million to upgrade the software system that controls the entire network of 141 sirens.
Polzin: This recruiter brings institutional knowledge — and a laid-back approach — to Wisconsin football
Casey Rabach was content with a quiet life after his playing career ended. Here's how football led him back to his alma mater.
3 things we've learned since the last Wisconsin men's basketball-Iowa matchup
The Badgers have lost their last three road games, while the Hawkeyes have two straight wins at home.
He did everything right but still died in a snowmobile crash
Bob Groter was killed just before noon on a Thursday in Vilas County in 2023 when he was struck head-on by a speeding, drunken snowmobile driver.
28 years ago, the Hotel Washington burned. From its ashes, Madison's queer community grew stronger
It was Feb. 18, 1996, and all that was left of the heart of Madison’s queer community was its brick ribcage, black with soot against a rainbow pride flag, flapping in the February breeze.
Restaurant review: Looking for an affordable meal out? Try happy hour at Steenbock's
Steenbock's is worth a visit for its atmosphere, happy hour, and many healthy menu options.
Bob Spindell forgot all that Abraham Lincoln did for Black community -- Steve Rankin
There appear to be three possible reactions to Wisconsin Elections Commissioner Bob Spindell's claim that "there is no white Republican that has done more for the Black community than me":
Guns make domestic violence much more deadly -- Mara Terras
I was heartbroken to learn in Anna Hansen’s Feb. 2 article, "Abuse, violent crimes linked," that Wisconsin had a high number of deaths caused by domestic or intimate partner violence in 2023. While I appreciate that the article highlighted the…
Special counsel had no business judging Joe Biden's memory -- Randy Schramm
I'm sure that the Republican Party and their mouthpiece Fox News is delighted with the AP story in Friday's State Journal about Joe Biden's classified documents case.
Ron Johnson isn't siding with NATO or democracy -- Paul Mickey
Wisconsin’s very own U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Oshkosh, appeared on the news shows trying to explain why he voted against the bipartisan border deal and why he was also against further funding for Ukraine.






