Doyle revisits budget
BY PATRICK MARLEY AND STEVEN WALTERS
He drops efforts to boost local government aid, tuition tax incentives
(Published 10/11/2007; Page B1; Madison)

Soldier injured in Iraq dies
BY JESSE GARZA
He was home after being wounded in May bombing
(Published 10/11/2007; Page B1)

New course vowed on deer malady
BY MEG JONES
DNR secretary offers no details, plans to review public opinion
(Published 10/11/2007; Page B3)

Doyle calls his budget plan less harsh for UW
BY ERICA PEREZ
Assembly version would cut funds more, he says
(Published 10/11/2007; Page B6)

Longtime Madison employee indicted
(Published 10/11/2007; Page B2)

Regional News Briefs
(Published 10/11/2007; Page B2)

No mental tests given to gunman
BY GINA BARTON
Screening not required for officer to be hired
(Published 10/10/2007; Page A1)

Familiar faces find crime foreign
BY ELLEN GABLER AND BILL GLAUBER
Expert cites the myth of rural safety
(Published 10/10/2007; Page A10; Crandon)

Officers subject of misconduct claims
BY JOHN DOBBERSTEIN
(Published 10/10/2007; Page A11)

Governor to revise budget
BY PATRICK MARLEY, STACY FORSTER AND STEVEN WALTERS
Doyle to call special session next week if legislators still at impasse
(Published 10/10/2007; Page A1; Madison)

Salmonella sickens 19 in state
139 people fall ill nationwide; pot pies suspected
(Published 10/10/2007; Page B7)

Regional News Briefs
(Published 10/10/2007; Page B2)

Lone survivor is stable
BY ERIN RICHARDS
He remembers shootings, faces surgery, mother says
(Published 10/9/2007; Page A11; Marshfield)

5 in state infected with E. coli
BY MARK JOHNSON
3 ate beef in Milwaukee area; link to Minnesota cases studied
(Published 10/9/2007; Page B1)

Medic saved others in Iraq
BY PATRICK MARLEY
Madison soldier wanted to help people, family says
(Published 10/9/2007; Page B3; Madison)

Regional News Briefs
(Published 10/9/2007; Page B2)

6 friends killed at party in Crandon
BY RAQUEL RUTLEDGE
1 hurt; hours later, SWAT team kills shooter
(Published 10/8/2007)

Police urged not to check legal status
BY SCOTT WILLIAMS
Activists want immigration standing off-limits in stops; some chiefs agree
(Published 10/8/2007; Page B1)

Regional News Briefs
(Published 10/8/2007; Page B2)

Some judges stray from real world mores
COLUMNIST MIKE NICHOLS
(Published 10/8/2007; Page B1)

The victims at a glance
(Posted 10/8/2007)

Farm fresh, but at school
BY KAREN HERZOG
Kids get a taste of locally grown produce
(Published 10/7/2007; Page B1; Mount Horeb)

Making a difference: How you can help
BY THOMAS CONTENT
Future savings built into going 'green'
(Published 10/7/2007; Page A12; Madison)

Science 101: Understanding global warming
BY THOMAS CONTENT
Initiative focuses on key energy users: Cities
(Published 10/7/2007; Page A12)

2nd latest budget and counting
BY PATRICK MARLEY AND STEVEN WALTERS
Signs of a deal replaced by more partisan sniping
(Published 10/7/2007; Page B1; Madison)

Regional News Briefs
(Published 10/7/2007; Page B2)

$2 million and counting
BY PATRICK MARLEY
Sick leave benefit mounts for elected officials while ban stalls in state Senate
(Published 10/6/2007; Page A1; Madison)

A water query from out West
BY DAN EGAN
Hopeful's interest in Great Lakes renews call for compact
(Published 10/6/2007; Page A1)

Hunter found guilty of lesser charge
(Published 10/6/2007; Page B2; Marinette)

Regional News Briefs
(Published 10/6/2007; Page B2)

Court-records bill draws backers, foes
BY STEVEN WALTERS
Access to Web site haunts, helps, say those at hearing
(Published 10/5/2007; Page B1; Madison)

Hunter calls Hmong 'mean'
BY ROBERT IMRIE
Prosecutors play second recording
(Published 10/5/2007; Page B3; Marinette)

Medicaid package lives in Assembly
BY STEVEN WALTERS AND PATRICK MARLEY
It's a significant part of deadlocked budget
(Published 10/5/2007; Page A1; Madison)

Regional News Briefs
(Published 10/5/2007; Page B2)

Third teen sentenced in plot
(Published 10/5/2007; Page B3; Green Bay)

Dean didn't face discrimination, state study finds
(Published 10/4/2007; Page B3; Madison)

Regional News Briefs
(Published 10/4/2007; Page B2)

State sets low test standards
BY ALAN J. BORSUK
Skills needed for students' proficient ratings vary across U.S., study says
(Published 10/4/2007; Page A1)

Lawmaker obtains restraining order against ex-girlfriend

Crandon turns from tragedy to funeral, memorial plans

Chrysler strike at Kenosha plant lasts about 6 1/2 hours

Favre: Suspended receiver Robinson deserves another shot

Federal judge in Madison ready for senior status

Former minister awaiting new trial freed from prison

Mother, friends accused of sharing marijuana with tot

Ex-city arts official indicted on corruption charges

Hospital tax, cigarette tax increase major dividing issues

State confirms 4 people test positive for bacteria linked to meat