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BREAKING NEWS:
Former Wisconsin runner Matt Tegenkamp competes in the 5,000 meters on Aug. 20. read story
Tracking Wisconsin's Olympians: Friday, Aug. 8 (with TV listings)
- Favre gets star treatment in New York
- Mallard Mobile to be raffled off Saturday
- Punzel: Winners and losers in the Flight of Favre
- Mike Lucas: Michigan's Jamison adjusts to life with new coach
- Stricker 1 over at PGA; Kelly struggles to 79
- Big bowling center planned for southeast side
- Phelps fever: Star's quest for eight golds a hot topic at All-City Swim Meet
- Home Talent League final 2008 hitting leaders
- Mallards felled by Loggers again
Cross Country: Black Earth valley scene reminds travelers how farming was and is
- Swiss Colony buys Montgomery Ward catalog brand
- DirecTV CEO dismisses DISH merger talk
- Confessions of a Money Manager: Market's roller coaster ride perplexes investors
- Can U-Verse break cable's grip?
- Spectrum posts big loss on special items as sales jump 10.5%
- MGE Energy earnings up slightly
- DirecTV profit up as subscriber base grows
- State milk price seen plunging below U.S. average
- Home starts plummet in Dane County
Review: 'Rocky Horror' fun and fast; if only we could throw rice
- A charming boy-girl story, only this one set in Mongolia
- 'Mister Lonely' is pretentiously dull
- Hometown team gets 2nd in National Poetry Slam first bout
- Favre to be a Packer on 'Madden' cover, Jet inside
- Let's do the time warp again!
- Local wine tastings have uncorked Madison's passion for vino
- Concert review: Triple bill of bands keeps beat at High Noon (with photos)
- Poets slam down their rhymes in Brink Lounge bout
- Around the Bubbler: What's on tap this week?
- Favre touches down in New York
- 135 inmates get ill at Outagamie County Jail
- 'Rockefeller' saga a tale of multiple identities
- Dodge County man is first case of West Nile Virus
- Doyle restates support for studying nuclear power
- PART VII: Homecoming, struggles and new beginnings
- Mine contractor fined in Alaskan deaths
- Obama's Viroqua campaign office vandalized again
- Mother sentenced after son, 3, fatally shoots self
- Court date set for Wis. suit over nativity scene
- Edwards admits to affair, denies fathering child
- Georgia says Russian aircraft bombed its air bases
- Clinton says she wants Obama to win White House
- China opens its long-sought Olympics spectacularly
- Osteen's wife denies assaulting flight attendant
- US weighs stepped-up military forays into Pakistan
- Researchers study mercury in the Great Salt Lake
- 'American Idol' crooner Clay Aiken now a father
- Man accused of trying to rob store with empty box
- Favre touches down in New York
City should elect, not appoint, new alder
Ald. Zach Brandon's decision to leave the Madison City Council and take a job with the state Department of Commerce creates a void at precisely the point when Brandon is needed. The council's most aggressive and articulate advocate for fiscal responsibility is leaving as Mayor Dave Cieslewicz and the remaining alders struggle to balance a budget with too many demands and too few resources. read story
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