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Prep boys basketball: Anthony Minnema sparks Watertown Luther Prep past Lake Mills
The senior scores 13 of his 19 points over the game's final seven minutes.
Tom Oates: Richard Sherman-led secondary will provide ultimate test for Packers' passing game
In his third NFL season since taking UW to the Rose Bowl, Wilson has shocked the football world with how consistently dangerous he has become.
Missing Milton man found dead near Rock County creek
Family members of Allen F. Brown, 80, reported him missing after he did not return home from a lunch with a friend in Monticello.
Waunakee man pleads guilty to child pornography charge
A Waunakee man, Jon T. Shriver, pleaded guilty Friday to one count of possessing child pornography and would spend at least three years in prison as part of a plea agreement.
Progressives want tax dollars for handouts -- Jim Cox
I am a conservative.
Obama's tuition plan is hardly free -- Ken Leifheit
Last Saturday's State Journal featured a blaring and misleading headline: "Obama proposes free tuition."
Daley will uphold the constitution -- Robert A. Hall
Thank you for the balanced article about the upcoming Supreme Court election between Judge James Daley and Justice Ann Walsh Bradley, in the Jan. 1 State Journal.
Doctors must perform skilled exams -- John Murphy
Though Madison is listed as one of the finest cites for health care, many physicians endanger or shorten the lives of patients by their inability to perform skilled exams. This is true for the…
Staff works hard to make Yahara fun -- Brian Keyes
This is in response to all of the negative comments about Yahara Hills Golf Course.
Society should put the children first -- Jane Hawley Stevens
It is no surprise Gov. Scott Walker and the Republicans have taken on children and our schools as their first order of business. They have no deep-pocketed lobbyists.
UW student guilty in sexual assault of fellow student
A UW-Madison student was convicted Friday of sexually assaulting another student in her campus dorm room last May.
Tech and Biotech: Lucigen lands investors for Ebola test; Ebullient gets funding for cool computers
The two local tech companies are among the latest to announce investments.
Chicago Tribune: Harvard revolts on Obamacare
When we last visited the banks of the Charles River, MIT economist Jonathan Gruber, a key architect of Obamacare, was boasting about how supporters got that bill passed: They lied to Americans…
Wisconsin bank holds initial stock offering
Investors Community Bank, Manitowoc, went public Friday.
Wright, Edwin R.
MADISON - Edwin R. Wright, age 89, passed away on Friday, Jan. 16, 2015. Arrangements are pending.
Field, Lois Coakley
WISCONSIN DELLS - Lois Coakley Field, age 91, of Wisconsin Dells, passed away peacefully on Wednesday, Jan. 14, 2015, in Wisconsin Dells, with her loving family by her side.
Wisconsin will be the site of one of nine upcoming GOP presidential debates
Wisconsin hill be the site of a November 2015 GOP debate sanctioned by the Republican National Committee.
US Supreme Court to hear gay marriage cases in April
Setting the stage for a potentially historic ruling, the Supreme Court says it will decide whether same-sex couples have a right to marry.
Restaurant News: Umami owner to debut Japanese gastropub on Square
The owner of Umami Ramen & Dumpling Bar on Williamson Street is opening up a combination Japanese tavern and American gastropub on the Capital Square.
Roll Call: Key votes from the Wisconsin congressional delegation this week
Here's how members of Wisconsin's congressional delegation voted on major issues this week.






