Early surprises as Milwaukee hits the road
By Molly Reppen and Jon Bortin | Apr. 11, 2008Columnist Jon Bortin analyzes the Brew Crew's season so far.
Columnist Jon Bortin analyzes the Brew Crew's season so far.
Police say investigators are questioning residents, business owners and commuters as well as transients in the Zimmermann homicide case.
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The Badgers take on Penn State and Michigan this weekend.
While rumors of an 'Office' spinoff start to swirl, Casey takes a step back from the hysteria, examining the probability of spinoff success.'
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The change in Matt's vocal chords inspires him to change his dialect.'
Great pitching with another loss leaves UW with aggravation.
New study finds that variances in smoking policy leads to increased automobile accidents. A statewide smoking ban would prevent this problem.
In honor of Earth Day founder Gaylord Nelson, Michel Gelobter, owner of Coolers Inc., spoke out against the motives behind the Iraq War and large oil companies.
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A new report says the rich in Wisconsin are benefiting more from globalization than the poor, though proposals to change the trend are likely to face legislative gridlock.
Erik Forsberg was named WiCell's first full-time executive director Wednesday.
UW's all-time leading scorer lands with Sun at 23rd pick.