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Man punched while jogging on Madison's East Side
Police said the 26-year-old victim was running along 2000 block of Winnebago Street shortly before 9 p.m. when he was randomly punched by a stranger.
Badgers men's basketball: Big Ten Network will broadcast three Wisconsin nonconference games
The Big Ten Network announced that it will broadcast three University of Wisconsin nonconference games for the 2016-17 season.
Responding to Republican ban on special deputies, Madison expands voter registration to all city offices
The city announced Tuesday that residents will be offered a chance to register whenever they present documents that could be used as proof of residence at any city office.
Charlotte Observer: Clinton health rumors are ludicrous
Conspiracy theories shopped by Trump backers are based on falsified medical records
Baraboo veteran blanketed in thanks
BARABOO – Tom Gaukel knew he was picking up a quilt. He just didn’t know he’d get to keep it.
Jonah Goldberg: Hypocrisy on presidential golf is out of bounds
One of the most exhausting things about politics is a mindset that says “scandal for thee, but not for me.”
Classic recipe: Chocolate chip orange drops
Each week, we’re pulling a classic recipe out of the State Journal archives and sharing it here as it was originally printed years ago. Remember, ingredients and cooking techniques change over time so you may want to make some adjustments…
Cooks' Exchange: Remembering after-school treats
School will soon begin which also means cookie jars of all shapes and sizes may be filled with favorite cookies for youngsters to enjoy as an after school treat. The very thought also reminds me of my own cookie jar,…
Panzanella: the perfect summer salad
File this under “everything old is new again” — panzanella, the Italian bread salad, is a harmonious marriage between old and new. Leftover stale bread added to vibrant summer produce leads to a winning seasonal dish.
Volunteers repair Merrimac Preserve boardwalk
MERRIMAC - Hikers of the 11-mile Ice Age Trail segment around Devil’s Lake State Park will find a new bridge over Parfrey’s Glen Creek and a newly constructed 120-foot raised wooden boardwalk through the Riverland Conservancy’s Merrimac Preserve along Marsh…
Nasty high court elections should end
OUR VIEW: Prosser is right about the problem but wrong to avoid a solution
Janesville mom writes book about grief after death of child
JANESVILLE — When Laura Diehl visited her daughter Becca the last time, she knew something was wrong.
Prep schedule for Wednesday, August 24, 2016
BOYS SOCCER
Area prep results from Tuesday, August 23, 2016
Girls volleyball
Brewers: Hernan Perez knocks Milwaukee past Colorado
The third baseman drives in the tying and go-ahead runs with a seventh-inning triple.
Prep sports roundup: Middleton holds off Sun Prairie in Big Eight girls tennis opener
A doubles sweep leads the Cardinals to a dual-meet victory in the conference season opener.
Prep boys soccer preview: Mount Horeb out to stretch its streak of state success
FIVE THINGS TO WATCH
Prep boys soccer preview: Goalie Conor Schlichting hopes this is the year of a Madison East renaissance
The second-team all-state goalie leads an improved Purgolders lineup that hopes to make noise in the Big Eight and postseason.
Packers: Unfazed by lack of reps, Aaron Rodgers likely to play Friday
Though playing time for Green Bay's third of four preseason games won't be set until Wednesday, the goal according to coach Mike McCarthy is to play Aaron Rodgers after the two-time MVP quarterback was a healthy scratch the previous two…