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Dear Dr. Hanson: My 14-year-old daughter is starting to get acne and is very self-conscious about it. There are so many treatments out there that I’m not sure where to start. What do you suggest?

Understanding the nutritional benefits of different types of milk.

Madison takes its sports seriously — except for these guys. When the Harlem Globetrotters run on the court at the Alliant Energy Center Friday night, they’ll be powered by equal parts athletic…

At the end of each year, the canceled and discarded TV shows pile up like so much crumpled tissue paper, destined for the recycling bin.

Both UW-Madison basketball teams, men’s and women’s, play on Sunday at the Kohl Center.

It was a moment of pride for the Big Ten on Dec. 7 when 10 of its 14 teams were selected to play in a bowl game, tying the 2011 season for most in the conference’s history.

The Bucks have been bad on the court, play in a dinosaur of an arena and are in need of fresh ideas to breathe some energy into them.

The man who was shot sustained non-life threatening injuries, while the shooter fled on foot, police reported.

The prognostications come in a report compiled by the Wisconsin Bankers Association.

Fire destroyed a mobile home in Jackson County Thursday.

But in Milwaukee, prices are even lower.

The State Journal ran a fine story Dec. 1 by George Hesselberg about the "Private property no trespassing" signs on Governor's Island, actually a peninsula, on the Mendota Mental Health Center…

The new year is rapidly approaching, and we can look forward to a rapid implementation of our re-elected governor's priorities.

Three events occurred recently that raised eyebrows and hopefully increased our collective awareness regarding black education achievement.

I would like to applaud the efforts made by the Alliance group of employers who for years have kept the costs of medical care down. They do so by identifying high-cost surgical procedures at a…

The Empty Stocking Club and Helping Hands projects were another success. Kudos to the State Journal staff and many volunteers who make these efforts possible.

For the most part, though, lakes Mendota and Monona are still wet and wavy.

The former American TV and Appliance building on the Beltline is being transformed into a Furniture & ApplianceMart, Ashley Furniture HomeStore and an Ashley Sleep Mattress Store.

Confused about Common Core? You're not alone. Here are some answers to common questions about the academic standards.

Organizers of a proposed enterprise center in Mount Horeb that would serve as a hub for numerous food-related businesses have begun studying feasibility of the project.