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Lane closures at Badger Interchange Monday
If you can avoid the Badger Interchange Monday you might want to do so. The Department of Transportation announced lanes will be closed for emergency pavement repairs, weather permitting. read story
No Call List registration renewal deadline next week
Registration for Wisconsin's No Call List for cell phones and land lines is required every two years, and if want your number on the no call list that comes out in January, you have to sign up the end of November. If you miss that deadline, you can still sign up for the next list, but it won't be on the list until April, making for a bothersome winter. read story
Recount has GOP's Ripp still winning Assembly race
Republican Keith Ripp of Lodi has won a recount for an open state Assembly seat. Ripp's opponent, Democrat Trish O'Neil of Columbus, asked for the recount after Ripp defeated her by 28 votes in the 47th Assembly District north of Madison. read story
Teen car thief arrested for alleged fast times at East High
Anthony T. Bradley, 17, currently on probation for driving a stolen car, was arrested Thursday by Madison police after racing a car he was driving around Madison East High School at speeds estimated to be up to 70 miles per hour. read story
Arrest warrant issued for taxi robber
Another arrest warrant was issued Friday for Laurence Tucker, one of two men accused of badly beating and robbing two cab drivers in Madison in March 2006. read story
Road detour for Depp movie shoot cost Wis. county
When Johnny Depp came to Columbus to play famed bank robber John Dillinger, local officials got left holding the bag. And now they're fighting over who's going to pay a $116,000 bill from the filming of the Depp film "Public Enemies." read story
United Way finds fundraising success; other nonprofits wary of economy
Somehow, United Way of Dane County pulled it off. It boosted the amount of money pledged this fall at local workplaces to support social services, even as the national economy soured and sickened and infected Madison. read story
Tempe Drive murder suspect pleads to secondary charge in exchange for possible testimony
One of two men charged in the June killing of Marcus T. Hamilton at his Tempe Drive home entered a no contest plea to armed robbery in the case, while a felony murder charge was dropped. read story
Confessions of a Money Manager: Our economic cycle is in full spin mode
As both a student and a teacher of macro-economics, I'm truly amazed at the breathtaking turns and the unbelievable changes our economy has experienced since last summer. What normally takes years to unfold took months. Today's economic cycle is spinning faster than a soapy Octopus Car Wash brush. read story
Book signing this weekend for book about University Avenue light display
Dr. Jack Kammer, the retired Madison dentist who is behind the huge, annual holiday light display on University Avenue, will be signing copies of his new book, "The Story of the University Avenue Holiday Lights," Saturday and Sunday at the University Book Store in Hilldale at 2 p.m. each day. read story
