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More funding for public schools can't fix issues at home | Tim Haering
Can we please put an end to the endless fights over public school funding? I am as sick of hearing Gov. Tony Evers and Democrats cry for more money as I am of hearing the GOP mindlessly bellow, "No!"Public school…
America has never been so close to becoming a dictatorship | John Finkler
This is the America of 2026.
Newspaper delivery person never ceases to impress | Dan Erdman
I usually don't have thankfulness on my mind as I trudge out my driveway in the frigid predawn winter days to get the newspaper. But last week was different.
Incivility infects all parts of public life in America | Kurtis Bock
Public discussion often points to past periods of economic growth as markers of national success. Economic strength is important, but it is not the only factor that supports a stable and functional society. Another element worth attention is civility —…
Striving for world peace would save everyone so much | Thomas Lister
NATO should announce it will accept Ukraine into the organization in 60 days, while simultaneously inviting Russia, China, Iran and North Korea to join in forming a World Treaty Organization.
Polzin: She’s one of the world’s best hockey players. Yet in Madison, she walks unnoticed
Caroline Harvey is a world-class athlete, yet the senior defender for the Wisconsin women's hockey team remains relatively anonymous on campus. Dont' worry, she prefers it that way.
3 things that stood out in Wisconsin men's hockey's 6th straight loss, dealt by Minnesota
The Gophers scored on their first four power plays and scored a short-handed goal in closing Wisconsin's January of misery with another loss.
Why a coach and a player missed Wisconsin men's basketball's win over Ohio State
A senior guard was out due to an injury and an assistant coach wasn't on the bench as Wisconsin cruised to a win over Ohio State on Saturday. Here's why.
Wisconsin men's basketball sophomore's 3-pointer 'heck of a weapon' as game improves
Austin Rapp scored all 19 of his points in the first half to spark a Badgers run. And his consistency could be another thing that elevates an ascending group.
3 things that stood out in Wisconsin women's hockey's rebound rout at Minnesota
Cassie Hall scored three and Vivian Jungels scored two as the Badgers equaled their largest margin of victory over Minnesota at Ridder Arena.
Snowman sees his shadow in this week’s caption contest
Fill in the caption with a clever quip by Tuesday evening and win publication of your line with the cartoon in next Sunday’s newspaper. You’ll also receive a signed print of the cartoon by artist Phil Hands.
3 things that stood out from Wisconsin men's basketball's win over Ohio State
The Badgers cruised to a 10-point home victory to provide some momentum before a difficult stretch of February games.
Former Badgers coach and player reportedly hired as Bills' defensive coordinator
Jim Leonhard spent 2016-22 in several roles for Wisconsin, and now has a defensive coordinator spot with the Bills' new coaching staff.
Meet the candidates for Cottage Grove trustee
Responses to the Wisconsin State Journal's candidate questionnaire. The primary is Feb. 18."Peter DollAge: 62Occupation: General ManagerPrior elected office: Village Trustee, 2 YearsOther public service: Volunteer first aid Ski Patroller for the past 35 yearsEducation: BSEE and MSEE Electrical Engineering…
Worker injured after crane drops 20,000-pound beam at Wisconsin History Museum site
The crane dropped the beam approximately 50 feet at a construction site near the corner of State and Fairchild streets, authorities said.
You can watch Sun Prairie's Jimmy the Groundhog predict the end of winter
Sun Prairie's own Jimmy the Groundhog will predict the end of winter Monday, and the public is invited.
Wisconsin women's hockey coach to miss second game of series at Minnesota
The Badgers will play the Gophers on Saturday without coach Mark Johnson, who left Minneapolis after Friday's overtime loss.
Frozen Assets Festival returns for another glacial year
The 14th annual Frozen Assets Festival is happening next weekend for those who want to venture out onto the ice.
We asked top officials what they’d do if ICE came to Wisconsin. Here's what they said
Local officials are sending a message of preparedness — but keeping it discreet enough not to draw much attention.
Study: 20 Wisconsin private colleges generated billions for state’s economy
The Wisconsin Association of Independent Colleges and Universities study surveys 20 institutions.






