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Portage should reinvest in struggling downtown | Janet Van Epps
Once a vibrant heart of its community, downtown Portage was alive on Friday nights. Families such as mine would gather downtown, sitting together, watching people shop at small, locally-owned businesses while the streets bustled with life. Those memories are precious.
Oil companies and the Trump family will profit from war | Dennis Dankert
I'm not sure what this war with Iran is accomplishing. One thing I do know is this: U.S. oil companies are profiting billions on the backs of American households.
How intangible qualities helped shape Packers' 2026 draft class
The relationships Green Bay's scouts build with prospects, their coaches, and even family members are key to providing the insight needed to measure a player's passion.
5 Madison area high school girls sports stars of the week: April 30 edition
This week's five stars include some dominant scorers in soccer and lacrosse. Vote for your favorite performance as the Supernova.
Wisconsin football training camp to change locations in August
A training camp tradition that coach Luke Fickell brought with him from Cincinnati will take a pause for at least this season.
Embattled dog breeder Ridglan Farms to release nearly 1,000 beagles to rescue groups
Two out-of-state organizations have agreed to take custody of nearly 1,000 beagles at Ridglan's facility in the town of Blue Mounds for an undisclosed amount.
Liquor store owner found guilty of 2 of 3 charges in drug case
Police have said that their investigation into Fusion was sparked by complaints forwarded to the Department of Revenue that the store was selling liquor to minors.
State considering $10 million offer for historic Downtown Madison high-rise
The 11-story, Art Deco-style State Office Building at 1 W. Wilson St. was put up for sale last year.
This April has already been Madison’s rainiest on record
It was also the rainiest April in Milwaukee, Green Bay and Wausau and likely statewide.
7 things we learned from Wisconsin football's spring practices
BadgerExtra attended each of the Badgers' 15 spring practices. Here are the key takeaways after watching a revamped roster work on its craft.
Gov. Tony Evers requests FEMA assistance after April’s heavy rainfall, flooding
Multiple storms that week brought baseball-sized hail and significant flooding that threatened water infrastructure near the Wisconsin River in the Portage area as water levels rose.
Mother who left children in filthy apartment for a week gets probation
Investigators found clothes and trash strewn across the unit and both toilets clogged with feces. Two of the children had severe diaper rash and none were going to school.
Conservative group sues state over new nomination paper rules
The lawsuit challenges the requirement that those circulating nominating petitions must have lived in the state for at least 28 days.
Why Wisconsin gas prices are expected to jump dramatically
Expect gas prices to shoot up dramatically in southeast Wisconsin soon, gas experts told the Journal Sentinel.
Madison planetarium immerses visitors in calming, underwater world
“Sounds of the Ocean” features immersive underwater footage, blue whale and dolphin sounds and relaxing music.
Raising Cane’s dropped from development near West Towne Mall
The Mineral Point Road location would have been the chain’s second in Madison and first with a drive-thru.
One killed in crash in south Janesville
According to an investigation, the vehicle containing the 80-year-old was traveling north on Highway G when it attempted to make a left turn onto Highway 11 and was hit by the truck heading south on G.
UW Board of Regents too large to be effective | Jay Rothman
Until recently, I was president of the Universities of Wisconsin and had the privilege of working with so many talented individuals who were passionately devoted to the mission of our state’s 13 public universities.
Madison considers pay-by-demand parking in one of its most popular neighborhoods
The cost to park on the street would go up as demand for parking increases.






