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'There's no better rivalry' than what will decide the NCAA women's hockey title
The fourth straight NCAA championship game meeting between Wisconsin and Ohio State is their 17th consecutive meeting as the top two teams in the rankings.
4 observations from Wisconsin football's 2nd spring practice
A better day for the offense included impressive work from a young cornerstone lineman, and depth could be the defense's best trait.
Work-life balance doesn’t happen by accident
If you believe the stereotype of remote workers, everyone who works outside the office has it easy. But data released by survey company Gallup suggests otherwise.
Workers are offering mixed feedback about pay
Getting paid is getting tough.
Law firm Godfrey & Kahn puts a premium on collegial collaboration
The first lawyer in her family, Jenna Riddle initially didn’t know a lot of people who could inform her of what to expect in private practice.
Skills vs. behavior: Find balance in hiring
When hiring, it’s easy to get caught up in checking the skills box. Can they do the job? Do they have the right certifications? How many years of experience?
How do you handle feedback in the workplace?
Feedback can be a painful truth in the workplace. Whether it’s from a customer or a co-worker, feedback can often feel like an irritant.
Attic Angel’s wellness focus extends to not only residents and all served, but caregivers and staff, too
Nonprofit Attic Angel supports causes that affect seniors and children alike across Dane County. But the historic association is perhaps best known for its senior living community. It offers independent living and assisted living options with a focus on wellness…
Manufacturer Meridian Laboratory’s “people-focused” approach productive in more ways that one
Think raw quotas and hovering bosses are the ticket to making widgets better and faster? Think again. Meridian Laboratory takes a totally different approach to get a leg up on competition.
Strong workplaces also prove to be more profitable
There’s profit in a positive workforce.
Index for Top Workplaces
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More than money: What’s driving increased employee satisfaction with pay?
Top Workplaces are transparent about compensation.
Here’s how Madison Top Workplaces are determined
Top Workplaces don’t happen by accident. They are created through a people-first approach to workplace excellence.
Reedsville boys basketball continues family legacy with first state title in 80 years
Reedsville coach Ron Prochnow's grandfather led the Panthers to their first state title as a player in 1946. Eighty years later, Prochnow and his two sons won the second.
Meet the candidates for Blue Mounds Village Trustee
Responses to the Wisconsin State Journal's candidate questionnaire. The election is April 7.
Wisconsin women's hockey star adds Patty Kazmaier Award to decorated season
Caroline Harvey will finish her Badgers career as the team's seventh winner of the award for the top player in NCAA women's hockey.
New stoplight recommended along Packers Avenue as the North Side street sees more traffic
Madison may add a traffic signal at Packers and Schlimgen as North Side growth and planned BRT expansion increase crossings and safety concerns at the intersection.
Dane County Democrats endorse both candidates in judicial race
The state Code of Judicial Conduct forbids judges and judicial candidates from engaging in most partisan conduct.
March in Wisconsin is now solidly spring | Tom Sinclair
The thermometer hit a blistering 106 degrees at the Rio Grande River’s Falcon Dam in Texas on Feb. 26 -- a record for the warmest temperature officially recorded in the U.S. during the three months of meteorological winter.
How 'Mr. Brightside' and an intermission reset kept Wisconsin women's hockey's season alive
The Badgers had to reset after allowing a late goal in regulation. Music helped do it, both in the locker room and after the intermission.






