Watertown Residents Confused By Wrong City On Census Forms (WISC-TV Madison) Incorrect information on some recently arrived U.S. Census forms has led to confusion in several Wisconsin municipalities.

Legislature wrestles with ways to rein in payday lending (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel) In the past 10 months, Michael Reit has spent $1,500 on a $460 loan - and hasn't touched a penny of the principal. Reit described his plight as state Senate members consider how to rein in payday loans in Wisconsin.

Bryan R. Alexander: Dyslexics aren’t disabled, just different (The Capital Times) Wisconsin’s Legislature is working to pass bills helping dyslexic students. Until recently I hid my dyslexia in plain sight from employers, clients, colleagues and friends. If I made an error due to dyslexia, I jokingly said, “Gee, dyslexia is contagious today.” Everyone laughed -- we moved on. Today, I feel compelled to speak out about dyslexia to help others.

Wisconsin - Team Notes (USA Today) Wisconsin's defense is about to get tested by the best 3-point shooting team in the country.

Wisconsin on to second round after squeezing past Wofford (USA Today) Jon Leuer scored 20 points and Trevon Hughes added 19, and fourth-seeded Wisconsin held off No. 13 seed Wofford 53-49 in the opening round of the NCAA tournament Friday.

Wisconsin-Stevens Point tops Randolph-Macon (AP via Yahoo! News) Jared Jenkins scored a game-high 17 points to lift Wisconsin-Stevens Point past Randolph-Macon 72-60 in an NCAA Division III national semifinal on Friday.