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Minneapolis-based singer-songwriter Mason Jennings played the Majestic Saturday night for the second installment of Forward Music Fest. read story
Even with Yost gone, Brewers continue to falter
- NASCAR adds random testing to tougher drug policy
- Americans lead entering Ryder Cup's final day
- It's official: Cubs clinch Central crown
- Cowboys-Packers at Lambeau big for Rodgers, Romo
- Prep football: West scores 'big win' in East rivalry series (with photos)
- Europeans make their move at Ryder Cup
- Reds hit 7 HRs, extend Brewers' fade with 11-2 win
- Prep football: Verona squeaks out win against Parker
- UW football: Alvarez miffed about 2,000 empty student seats
A quake rocks Wall Street and the tremors ripple
- Congress, administration craft financial rescue
- WPPI seeking grant proposals under GreenMax Home program
- Alliant hosting economic development workshop
- CUNA Mutual Foundation details $270,000 in new grants
- Great Wolf inks deal with Enterprise Rent-A-Car
- Rayovac enters portable power pack in Department of Defense competition
- Confessions of a Money Manager: Watching the decimation on Wall Street
- Wisconsin still world class in artificial insemination
- Minhas Brewery celebrates new book and new beer
Neko Case brings big name, bigger voice to Forward Music Fest
- For Giant Sand's Howe Gelb, the music still provides
- In 'Edge,' characters orbit unpredictably around each other
- Desperate duo on thin ice in 'Frozen River'
- Audience has no reservations over 'Fully Committed'
- Cheech and Chong, meet Plato and Socrates
- How to get the most out of your Forward Music Fest wristband
- Forward to the music festival!
- Party of one: Rep's one-woman show gives the dish on restaurant life
- Community concert fetes UW opera program director
- 2 dead in helicopter crash in southeast Wisconsin
- Suppliers may not have enough salt
- Ashley Furniture to lay off 200 in Miss.
- Red Wing seeks to outlaw feeding deer
- Man crashes powerchute in Waupaca County
- Wis. unemployment rate is down from national rate
- A quake rocks Wall Street and the tremors ripple
- Dane County bans smoking in unincorporated areas
- Rural Wisconsin targeted by McCain, Obama
- Creative people with Wis. ties nominated for Emmys
- Paulson resists calls for added help in bailout
- Death toll from Pakistan hotel blast reaches 53
- Musicians had harrowing escape from SC jet crash
- Ike evacuees sneak back onto ravaged Galveston
- Obama, McCain spend record $94M in August
- Federal judge orders Cheney to preserve VP records
- Hong Kong finds melamine in Nestle milk from China
- Economists see financial bailout as necessary
- On eve of Emmys, stars celebrate accomplishments
- LaFell's late TD catch lifts LSU past Auburn 26-21
Women are on to Palin
One week ago, after the Republican National Convention had nominated John McCain and Sarah Palin, the Republican ticket enjoyed a 53 percent to 34 percent lead among white women over Democrats Barack Obama and Joe Biden, according to polling conducted for CBS and the New York Times. The theory was that Palin, the first woman nominated for vice president by the Republicans, was winning women over to the GOP. read story
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