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Looking for Waterloo
An Iowa wanderer, lost for 14 hours, takes wrong turn to get to the right place.
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A Wisconsin Soldier's Story
Army Spec. Grant Moxon came back to Wisconsin Friday with a bullet lodged in his left thigh after the shooting at Fort Hood, Texas, on Nov. 5 that claimed the lives of 13 people. Click here to read the story.
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Wisconsin inmate gets grenade
The Department of Corrections released a video showing a guard tossing a non-lethal grenade designed for outdoor crowd control into an inmate Raynard Jackson's cell. The Associated Press filed a lawsuit last month seeking a copy under the state's open records law. Click here to read the story.
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A passion for history
About 14 years ago, a DeForest man built a barn to house his collection of 2,000 objects, photos and documents from Wisconsin soldiers who fought in the Civil War. Rodney Dary's museum, which is open to the public by appointment, is still up and running today and his collection is still goin…
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115th Fighter Wing group comes home
About 200 Wisconsin National Guard airmen came home Thursday to Truax Field after a two-month deployment to Iraq, providing ground forces with close air support, among other combat duties. Gov. Jim Doyle greeted them.
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An important start now for your spring gardening
Samantha Peckham, a horticulturalist at Olbrich Gardens, shows us how to plant bulbs, something you should do now in your garden.
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Ooh, Cheesehead
Once Barack Obama signed Mansfield Neblett's cheesehead hat during the presidential visit to Madison Nov. 4, Neblett knew he had something valuable. Neblett decided to give the iconic topper to a grateful Wisconsin Historical Society on Wednesday. Click here to read the story.
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Late November: Dane County, Wisconsin - A video poem
Wisconsin Poet Laureate Marilyn L. Taylor's reading of her poem "Late November: Dane County, Wisconsin." This is the first of four seasonal poems Ms. Taylor will be contributing.
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Logrolling at the YMCA
Logrolling classes at Madison's West YMCA are a great introduction to the sport and are taught by Shana Martin, a world-champion logroller. You'll get wet, but you won't stop having fun!
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The Day After Obama
Eighth-grade teachers Lori Nelson and Rebecca Peterson help students at Wright Middle School talk about what they felt and learned from President Barack Obama's visit Wednesday.