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MADISON, Wis. (AP) — A former lab worker at the Veterans Hospital in Madison is accused of using information stolen from VA records to obtain credit cards.

This State Journal editorial ran on March 15, 1890:

He also name-drops British Prime Minister David Cameron in discussing how he would form a coalition to take on ISIS.

“Dear Spring: I can’t wait for your loving arms to embrace …”

Voters in Shorewood Hills will choose from five candidates, including three incumbents, for three open seats on the Village Board. The seats have two-year terms. The election is April 7. (I) i…

Getting copies of government email shouldn't require $399,000 and four years.

The director of the UW-Madison Writers’ Institute has a message for anyone harboring a secret desire to publish their work: Fear not.

The annual celebration, called Naw-Ruz, is preceded by a 19-day fasting period from sunrise to sunset.

The community outcry has sharpened focus on the issue, but change has been elusive for years.

The brothers build $500,000 classic cars for clients around the world.

Just Read It is a regular feature in which the State Journal seeks recommendations from authors, literary enthusiasts and experts, focused on the contributor’s particular genre of expertise.

As those who watch Public Television’s “Antiques Roadshow” or the History Channel’s “American Pickers” know, treasures can appear in the most unlikely places.

When her first child was born 12 years ago, Nicki Maynard wanted to try something relatively novel at the time: cloth diapers.

Darryl McCants of Madison is this week’s You Toon winner.

Madison’s three main hospitals each received an average of $1.8 million this year in special Medicaid payments to offset an expected increase in uninsured patients from Gov. Scott Walker’s Med…

While banging on our dining room window this week to chase a squirrel off a bird-feeder, I reminded myself that I’m actually a generous conservation supporter.

Brink, Eskrich, Carter, DeMarb, Clausius and Her are the best candidates in the April 7 election.

Jim Dast, who manages the Friends of the UW-Madison Libraries biannual book sale, will receive the Rotary Club of Madison's Senior Service Award this week.

Fear has two meanings: We can choose to “forget everything and run,” or we can “face all the disparities in our community and rise.”

The lowly drinking vessel is explored in artistic fashion at Artisan Gallery in Paoli, with the opening of “Cups.” Two other exhibits share the space as well: “finding where i need to be + on …