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The reports calls recent election law changes “an abrupt and unjustified interruption of the state’s success in administering elections."

Janesville Craig earns honorable mention in Division 1.

The two aldermen unveiled nine initiatives that range from increasing funding for existing programs to creating a new "restoration center" that would divert mentally ill people from being booked into jail and instead focus on treatment.

Remember how President Barack Obama bragged about being a different kind of president? He’s become known as the “part-time jobs, food stamps and skyrocketing underemployment president.”

I don’t think laws should regulate the use of bathrooms one way or the other. And we don’t need the president of the United States giving directives about bathroom use.

I can understand why the writer of Sunday's letter "Carbon tax has unanswered questions" and others are skeptical about a carbon fee and dividend. Nobody likes paying taxes, and many don't trust the government to spend their money wisely.

I sat proudly in Camp Randall on Saturday watching my oldest son graduate from UW-Madison. As a two-time graduate of UW, I looked out over the field of new graduates and marveled at what UW has meant to so many…

Several fast-food restaurant markets have initiated their response to a $15-an-hour minimum wage.

Everyone is perplexed and saddened by these three recent murders in Madison.

Anyone with computer access can now take part in conducting wildlife research in Wisconsin.

The University of Wisconsin women's rowing team earned its ninth consecutive to the NCAA Championships after being selected for an at-large bid, the NCAA announced on Tuesday.

Like many Wisconsinites during a spring that rarely warms up, Colt Tegtmeier longs for a place where the temperatures are always balmy and the sun shines more brightly more often.

Department of Corrections officials and law enforcement are investigating the death of an inmate earlier this month at a state prison in Oshkosh, DOC officials confirmed Tuesday.

Card won her second consecutive Big Ten title in the shot put, breaking her own conference championships record with a throw of 59 feet, 9.50 inches.

Sigma Alpha Epsilon will not be allowed to hold a fall recruitment or take part in events with the rest of the UW-Madison Greek community through Nov. 1.

Rep. Robb Kahl, D-Monona, announced he wouldn't run for the seat after another Democrat announced a challenge.

Wisconsin’s payments for nursing home care might be the worst in the country, a new study says, causing the facilities to lose more than $50 a day on Medicaid patients and charge $100 a day more for those who pay…

MADISON - Larry Marquardt, age 67, of Madison passed away peacefully on May 12, 2016, at the VA Hospital surrounded by his family. Larry was born on July 20, 1948, in Scandinavia, Wis.

SUN PRAIRIE - Dianne C. Olson, age 64, passed away on Monday, May 16, 2016, at her home in Sun Prairie. She was born on June 30, 1951, in Madison to John and Henrietta (Nolden) Kurt. She married William M.…

COTTAGE GROVE - John Anthony Lukosaitis, age 59, of Kenosha and Cottage Grove, passed away on Thursday, May 12, 2016, at St. Mary's Hospital in Madison. He was born on Jan. 7, 1957, in Kenosha, the son of Anthony and…