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Governors may not have edge in 2016 presidential race -- Jonathan Zimmerman
In 1947, U.S. historian Wilfred E. Binkley took stock of the 13 men who had been president since the end of the Civil War and reached a stark conclusion: Governorship was “a training school fo…
The Wisconsin State Journal at 175: The Civil War years
By the time the Civil War broke out in 1861, the Wisconsin State Journal had been publishing for more than 20 years. But nothing could prepare Wisconsin and its nascent capital city for the ho…
Jerry Davis: Some tasks require slow winter days
There are times when even the most outdoors-minded person finds gratification by just inhabiting a den, basement, garage or shed and doing extremely repetitive activities.
Mitch Henck: My journey to political independence
As a kid growing up in Indiana, I went door to door for George McGovern at the age of 9.
Esther Cepeda: Video-gamers sound off
Parents across the land, take heart — I hear it on good account that young-adult video-game obsession is not the end of the world.
Dana Milbank: America's Slacktivist generation needs true service
WASHINGTON -- I wanted to do something for my country over the holidays, so I went to the movies.
Badgers men's basketball: Players jump at chance to make rebounding priority
EVANSTON, Ill. — Nigel Hayes is averaging 7.4 rebounds per game, a massive increase from his first season with the University of Wisconsin men’s basketball team.
'Birth of Christ' story is just that -- Crystal Feral
The writer who thanked the State Journal for printing the 'birth of Christ' story must know it's just that: a story, and possibly a myth that should start "Once upon a time... ."
Melvin Gordon was a three-year gift to Wisconsin -- James Graves
Wisconsin Badgers running back Melvin Gordon needed a lot of help from teammates to accomplish what he has.
Prep sports: Madison West boys swim to Marquette Invitational title
The Regents take two relay first places and one individual first place to outdistance 21 other teams in the Schroeder YMCA pool.
Prep boys basketball: Marshall works overtime to hand Mount Horeb fourth straight loss
A couple of weeks ago, the Mount Horeb boys basketball team was undefeated and No. 1 in the Division 2 state polls.
Prep girls basketball: Cassidy Byrd scores 26 to help DeForest remain perfect
Junior forward Cassidy Byrd scored 26 points Saturday afternoon to lead the fast-starting DeForest girls basketball team to a 58-40 victory over visiting Columbus in non-conference play.
Prep boys basketball: Late rally keeps La Follette in tie for Big Eight lead
The Madison La Follette boys basketball team scored only one point in the third quarter against visiting Janesville Parker Saturday night and entered the fourth quarter facing a 12-point deficit.
USHL: Lincoln derails Caps' road streak
LINCOLN, Neb. — Patrick Polino’s goal with just over 6 minutes remaining in the second period nullified the Madison Capitols’ two-goal rally, propelling the Lincoln Stars to a 3-2 United State…
Badgers men's hockey: Joel Rumpel's 47 saves lead UW over Michigan Tech
There are few feelings in life more exquisite than public atonement and Joel Rumpel, the senior goaltender for the University of Wisconsin men’s hockey team, was in that zone Saturday night.
Prep boys basketball: Late free throws lift Verona over Madison East
VERONA — Will Kellerman helped prove that it isn’t how you start a game that matters most but how you finish it.
Grant County officials identify boy killed, 2 injured in Montfort shootings
Six-year-old Jaxon Slaight was killed, and his mother, Morgan Slaight, 27, and brother, Joseph, 8, are in critical condition, but stable, Sheriff Nate Dreckman said Saturday.
Outdoors: Ice fishing success
Fishing with her son Kaiden and assisted by Joe Chadwick, Sarah Olson of Soldiers Grove caught a 28-inch, 8-pound walleye on New Year's Day.
Tom Still: Business Plan Contest offers ‘treps pathway to grow – even if plan changes over time
RevolutionEHR, a Madison-based provider of electronic health records software for eye doctors, employs about 70 people, has grown to $5.5 million in annual revenue and will continue to expand …
Tom Oates: All-in attitude made Melvin Gordon's decision to stay at UW pay off
OK, everyone, you can uncross your fingers now.






