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Davis: How boys basketball sectional groupings fail to meet WIAA's goal
The governing body cites geographical representation as the tournament's main purpose, but shifting schools cuts at the heart of that desire to put the entire state on display.
Wisconsin Republicans' appeal continues quest to oust state's top election official
The appeal of a Dane County judge's ruling is part of a monthslong effort to remove Meagan Wolfe from her position as the nonpartisan administrator to the Wisconsin Elections Commission.
Kanopy brings the great American work 'Appalachian Spring' back to a Madison stage
The Madison dance company is one of six internationally selected to celebrate 100th anniversary of Martha Graham Dance Company.
Super Bowl or bust? Packers general manager delivers expectations and 11 other things to know
With the scouting combine marking the unofficial start of the new season, Brian Gutekunst discussed a myriad of topics from Green Bay's roster to the league's annual draft in April.
See details of Madison schools superintendent Joe Gothard's contract
The Madison School District on Tuesday revealed the contract for incoming superintendent Joe Gothard.
UW Glass Lab's Helen Lee wins major art award, has exhibit at Arts + Literature Lab
Artist and UW associate professor Helen Lee has received a prestigious United States Artists Fellowship.
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers to veto Republican bill for $125M to fight forever chemicals
Republicans who control the Legislature's powerful finance committee didn't immediately respond to Gov. Tony Evers' request, raising the possibility that the money will go unspent indefinitely.
Abrupt stoppage 'a great timeout' for Indiana in Wisconsin men's basketball's loss
The Badgers had secured momentum and tied the game. Here's how players and coaches reacted, and what police said occurred.
FBI offers $15,000 reward in case of missing 3-year-old Wisconsin Dells boy
Elijah Vue was last seen Feb. 20 at a residence in Two Rivers, where prosecutors said his mother had sent him to stay with a man now charged with child neglect.
Trial begins for 1 of 2 men charged with murder at Far East Side apartments
Devonte Gafford is charged with taking part in a homicide that was caught on video.
Hovde Company was good steward of tricky historic building -- Scott Herrick
Before I retired, my law firm leased our office in the Churchill Building in Madison from the Hovde Company. The company was a good commercial landlord and an excellent steward of the temperamental old building.
Madison schools have bigger problems than climate change -- Lyle Krall
The Madison School Board needs refocus on the real problems with our school system.
Extreme weather is tied to our worsening climate crisis -- Nancy Vedder-Shults
It’s late February, and it’s over 60° Fahrenheit. It snowed over the weekend. And before that we had a tornado.
Madison Plan Commission backs demolition of historic 'Mifflin Arcade' building Downtown
The Plan Commission urged Hovde Properties to preserve the buildings' unique terra cotta façades.
Joe Gothard 'excited to return home' as next superintendent of Madison School District
Joe Gothard has served as superintendent of St. Paul Public Schools since 2017, but he has strong ties to Madison. He grew up attending the Madison public schools.
Hands on Wisconsin: In Alabama a chicken is the same as an egg
The Alabama Supreme Court has ruled that the frozen embryos used for in vitro fertilization have all the rights of a fully-formed human being. The decision has halted the work of fertility clinics across the state due the fear that…
3-year-old Wisconsin Dells boy missing, mother and boyfriend charged with neglect
Elijah Vue, 3, was last seen on Feb. 20 at a residence in Two Rivers, where prosecutors said his mother had sent him to stay with the man.
How projected NCAA Tournament brackets impact Wisconsin hockey teams
The Badgers hockey teams go into March in position to be No. 1 seeds for the NCAA Tournament. Here's how the brackets might look.
Is Wisconsin's lost winter a harbinger of winters to come?
Many relished Monday's record warmth, but the warmest winter ever in Wisconsin has not been kind to those who depend on cold and snow for a living.
Madison-area businesses forced to adapt to warm winter, for better or worse
The consistently warming temperatures in Wisconsin during the winters have snow removal and other businesses thinking about their long-term game plan.






