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Nineteen employees in offices at Madison-based Oscar Mayer will be losing their jobs. read story
UW football: Evridge on shaky ground?
- Mike Lucas' Upon Further Review: UW's Oglesby answers the call
- BTN to air Wisconsin-Iowa game
- Brewers vs. Phillies: Game 4 roundtable
- Packers stumbling into mediocrity
- Brewers: Weeks should be ready by spring
- Sabathia: I wouldn't mind coming back
- Sveum awaits word on his fate
- Power outage spells end for Brewers' season
Lieutenant governors make economic trip to China
- Wall Street, global markets plunge
- Music memorabilia with a paycheck
- Law firm closing its Madison office
- Japanese marketing experts to tour cranberry bogs
- Wisconsin to produce largest wheat harvest yet
- Cross Country: Dairy Expo's cow judging draws a herd
- Dairy Expo exhibits show a dazzling array of products
- Charter CEO gets 25 percent raise, $2 million signing bonus
- True Value on north side to have grand opening
Ani DiFranco and her fans get happy
- Cardinals' jam soars late into the night
- Max Raabe turns Overture into a dance hall
- Dancers show dark side in Kanopy production
- LaMontagne shines through bashfulness
- 'Brick Lane' movingly shows Muslim woman lost in London
- New name, menu for Pasqual's in Verona
- Enter the inner sanctum: Artists reveal their creative spaces for Open Art Studios
- 'King of England' serves up surprising laughs
- Kanopy embraces cliche in dark dance opera
- Wisconsin State Journal editor Foley resigns
- McCain to be in Waukesha, Mosinee on Thursday
- Dodge County sheriff: Body is missing student
- Wis. elections officials to regulate issue ads
- Absentee voting starts in Wis., but not everywhere
- Coroner: Madison couple died in homicide-suicide
- Teenage boy arrested for father's death in Neenah
- Pack's Rodgers expected to play Sunday vs. Seattle
- Wisconsin looks to recover against Penn State
- Wisconsin onion farmers expect half-size harvest
- Dow recovers to close down 370 after plunging 800
- Bush says rescue plan will take some time to work
- Palin criticizes Obama's ties to Wright, Ayers
- Debate stakes higher for McCain as insults mount
- Congress opens hearings on financial meltdown
- China vows overhaul of 'chaotic' milk industry
- Bus driver in fatal California crash arrested
- Task force: Colon cancer screenings can stop at 75
- 'Dancing with the Stars' contestant injured
- Unapologetic Plaxico Burress returns to Giants
Make impartial justice an election issue
Wisconsinites have their attention firmly focused on the 2008 presidential race. So it is easy to forget that a state Supreme Court contest will be held next spring. But it could be a turning point election in the state's history, and we all need to be ready for it. read story
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- Driver arrested in hit-and-run
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