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Developer scales back redevelopment of Oregon’s public golf course after resident outcry
The developer and owner of Foxboro Golf Course in Oregon has proposed two options for the future of the course. Area homeowners are opposed to both.
Polzin: Why there's nowhere to go but up for the Wisconsin football offense
The Badgers were historically awful both in the passing game and running game last season. Why is there optimism a year later? Start at QB and the line.
Mendota Marsh: What could go wrong with Hong?
Oscar Fox and Lewis Crane talk about Wisconsin's upcoming Democratic primary election for governor in this week’s Mendota Marsh.
E-bikes with throttles are scary, dangerous on Madison paths | Susan Schmitz
I have not been able to stop thinking about the State Journal editorial Aug. 29, “Slam brakes on kids taking e-bikes to ER.”
When you can legally smash a car window to save a life in Wisconsin
Wisconsin's Good Samaritan laws lay out exactly when a bystander can force their way into a vehicle to rescue a person or animal inside.
After 11 DI offers, McFarland boys basketball star commits to new Pac-12 program
Learn how this McFarland boys basketball standout selected his collegiate home after a stellar AAU season that earned him 11 Division offers since April.
Francesca Hong should easily beat Tom Tiffany in general election | Larry Larson
A well-trained dog should be able to beat U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany, R-Hazelhurst, for governor. Any candidate endorsed by President Donald Trump shouldn’t come close to governing our state.
Socialist Francesca Hong isn't the best choice for Wisconsin | Mary Lou Dalton
After viewing the Wisconsin governor debate, I was most drawn to state Sen. Kelda Roys, D-Madison, with her adroit, pragmatic yet eloquent response. I also appreciated Joel Brennan's pragmatic approach. Both have many years of experience in state government, and…
Far from Madison, bronze monuments planned for Eric Heiden, 'Miracle on Ice' heroes
Lake Placid is erecting a permanent monument to the 1980 winter Olympians, including three from Madison.
3 things that stood out on Day 7 of Packers training camp
From MarShawn Lloyd's celebratory back flip to the gap at tight end, here are three things that stood out from the seventh day of Packers training camp.
New Brewers starter sets stage for series-clinching win over Pirates
The righty threw six innings and allowed just two runs on three hits and three walks while striking out five as Milwaukee took three of four games from visiting Pittsburgh.
Former Milwaukee gas station guard gets life for killing shoplifter
A former security guard who fatally shot a man stealing a box of snack cakes from the Milwaukee gas station where he worked will spend the rest of his life behind bars. Circuit Court Judge Michelle A.
Packers planning to use former Chiefs pick as more than a returner
Green Bay plans on using this kick and punt returner on more than special teams as the Packers are looking for a needed boost.
4 observations from Wisconsin football's debut training camp practice
Thoughts on QB1's first training camp outing, a concern on the offensive line, an impressive fourth-year player on defense and more.
Badgers in 60: A 1-minute recap of Wisconsin's football practice
BadgerExtra football beat reporter Colten Bartholomew brings you the highlights, concerns and more from Wisconsin football training camp in 60 seconds.
Wood County Jail to be featured on Discovery's '120 Hours Behind Bars'
WISCONSIN RAPIDS − The Wood County Jail's second appearance on national television will take place Aug. 10 on Discovery. The show, "120 Hours Behind Bars," will air at 8 p.m. Aug. 10.
Oversight board members defend Madison police monitor, say focus should be on how she was injured
The Executive Committee of the Police Civilian Oversight Board says Glass was injured while engaging in her official duties.
Lily Peters homicide case may be resolved without trial
The case against a teenager accused of raping and killing 10-year-old Lily Peters in 2022 may resolve without a trial.






