A heap of truffles: Chocolate traps worker
BY MARIE ROHDE
Man freed from Kenosha vat after 2 1/2 hours
(Published 8/19/2006; Page A1; Kenosha)

Demand on state lab has soared
BY DERRICK NUNNALLY AND STACY FORSTER
Prosecutors seek DNA tests more often, creating backlog
(Published 8/19/2006; Page A1)

Giving county a break doesn't pay
COLUMNIST MIKE NICHOLS
(Published 8/19/2006; Page B1)

Regional News Briefs
(Published 8/19/2006; Page B3)

Bucher to modify radio ad
BY STEVE SCHULTZE
Slain agent's family complains about using death for political purposes
(Posted 8/18/2006)

DNA test becomes campaign fodder
BY STEVE SCHULTZE, STACY FORSTER AND DERRICK NUNNALLY
Opponents berate Lautenschlager over crime lab backlog
(Published 8/18/2006; Page B1)

GOP leader questions former Doyle aide
BY PATRICK MARLEY
Marotta met with head of company bidding on project
(Published 8/18/2006; Page B3; Madison)

Hunters resist DNR's deer illness work
BY LEE BERGQUIST
Analysis finds trouble for effort to wipe out chronic wasting disease
(Published 8/18/2006; Page A1; Madison)

Poll results give Doyle 10-point lead
BY STEVEN WALTERS
But Green spokesman calls race 'incredibly close,' says governor has low approval rating for incumbe
(Published 8/18/2006; Page B6; Madison)

Regents OK tuition raise for diversity
BY MEGAN TWOHEY
La Crosse campus would raise tuition to fund program
(Published 8/18/2006; Page A1; Madison)

Regional News Briefs
(Published 8/18/2006; Page B3)

Students feel left out of merger talks
BY SCOTT WILLIAMS
2-year program at UW-Waukesha defended
(Published 8/18/2006; Page B3; Madison)

Doyle proposes tax break for health care
BY STEVEN WALTERS
Under plan, workers who help pay their premiums would get deduction
(Published 8/17/2006; Page B1; Madison)

Regional News Briefs
(Published 8/17/2006; Page B3)

Role of lieutenant governor separates candidates
BY PATRICK MARLEY
Legislator faces accountant in primary
(Published 8/17/2006; Page B5; Madison)

State fails federal test for 'highly qualified' teachers
BY ALAN J. BORSUK
(Published 8/17/2006; Page A1)

$4.2 million goes to city, county from Potawatomi
BY STEVE SCHULTZE
Funds part of a casino revenue-sharing deal
(Published 8/16/2006; Page B7)

ACT scores high, but few college-ready
BY ALAN J. BORSUK
(Published 8/16/2006; Page B1)

Fired officer found guilty of bomb threat
BY GINA BARTON
He will continue to draw pay until sentencing
(Published 8/16/2006; Page A1; Madison)

Janesville man spotted doctoring of photo from war in Middle East
BY MARK JOHNSON
He initiated uproar that exposed ethics breach
(Published 8/16/2006; Page A3)

Property values in state jump nearly 10%
BY STEVEN WALTERS
Leap in '05 is biggest one-year increase since 1980
(Published 8/16/2006; Page B1; Madison)

Regional News Briefs
(Published 8/16/2006; Page B3)

Report on son's death arrives today
BY KATHERINE M. SKIBA
Crash that killed Clintonville soldier took special investigation
(Published 8/16/2006; Page B3; Washington)

Fired officer's ex-partner testifies in bomb threat trial
BY GEORGIA PABST
Jude publicity moves case to Dane County
(Published 8/15/2006; Page B3; Madison)

Green joins TV ad war; Doyle fires back on budget criticism
BY STEVEN WALTERS AND GREG BOROWSKI
(Published 8/15/2006; Page B1; Madison)

In 83rd Assembly district, breadth of issues debated
BY REID J. EPSTEIN
Gunderson focuses on water; Richmond, on state
(Published 8/15/2006; Page B2)

Regional News Briefs
(Published 8/15/2006; Page B3)

Report on crash mailed to Clintonville mom
BY KATHERINE M. SKIBA
(Published 8/15/2006; Page A7; Washington)

Scrutiny of social spending urged
BY STEVE SCHULTZE
Report advocates welfare reform accountability
(Published 8/15/2006; Page B1)

Autistic helpers in question
BY KATHARINE GOODLOE
Schools consider when service dogs should be allowed
(Published 8/14/2006; Page A1)

Feingold again slams Bush's policies on Iraq
BY KATHERINE M. SKIBA
He also speaks out against Lieberman, supports party nominee
(Published 8/14/2006; Page A4; Washington)

Regional News Briefs
(Published 8/14/2006; Page B3)

State Assembly hopefuls focus on taxes, health care
BY LAWRENCE SUSSMAN
5 running in primary to succeed Gielow
(Published 8/14/2006; Page B3)

Bats drop clues for climate scientists
BY SUSANNE RUST
Piles in caves preserve millenniums of environmental history
(Published 8/13/2006; Page G1)

Regional News Briefs
(Published 8/13/2006; Page B2)

The more you vote, the better you feel
COLUMNIST CARY SPIVAK &
DAN BICE
(Published 8/13/2006; Page A2)

$5.5 million land buy reviewed
BY LEE BERGQUIST
Stewardship fund would be tapped for major purchases
(Published 8/12/2006; Page B3)

Mother to receive Iraq report
BY KATHERINE M. SKIBA
Clintonville woman told Bush on Thursday of attempts to learn about soldier's 2003 death
(Published 8/12/2006; Page B1; Washington)

Regional News Briefs
(Published 8/12/2006; Page B3)

Castner left off of Bush's guest list
(Published 8/11/2006; Page B5)

Deputy's pepper spray still stings
COLUMNIST JIM STINGL
(Published 8/11/2006; Page B1)

GOP candidates come out swinging
BY SCOTT WILLIAMS AND PATRICK MARLEY
Attorney general debate turns testy
(Published 8/11/2006; Page B1; West Allis)

Regents approve sale of UW-Milwaukee chancellor's house

Apartment complex goes up in flames in Racine

Separation surgery scheduled Sept. 6 for Wisconsin twins

Michigan shipwreck group says it has found Hennepin

With former prof facing deportation, girl's mother now charged

Michigan shipwreck group says it has found Hennipin

Bartlett pleads not guilty in gun case

Agent's family: Stop using us as political pawn

NFL 2006: Favre returns, but will it be worth his while?

Company to study soybean plant possibility in Evansville