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Scott Walker tests academic freedom -- William G. Bowen and Eugene M. Tobin
Public higher education exists to serve the needs of the people.
Scott Walker: Hillary Clinton uses equal pay advocacy to 'pit one group of Americans versus another'
Clinton has criticized Walker on comments made in 2012 when he repealed an equal pay law.
More Verona Road backups on the way
Traffic congestion has been “unacceptable” along Verona Road, from Madison’s Beltline southwest to Highway PD in Fitchburg, according to the state Department of Transportation.
Odd Wisconsin: State budget dilemma was worse in 1921
State prisons, colleges and hospitals warned they couldn't pay their bills through the end of June 1921.
Jonah Goldberg: In the South, grace and dignity after Charleston church shootings
“Lots of folks expected us to do something strange and break out in a riot. Well, they just don’t know us,” the Rev. Norvel Goff told the packed, multiracial congregation of Emanuel African Me…
Classic recipe: Rhubarb dessert
This week's recipe took honorable mention in the State Journal's dessert category in 1979 and was submitted by Jean McMenomy of Mauston.
Strawberry salads create summer in a bowl
Strawberry salads are a way to embrace the season, and other seasonal items.
NBA draft: Ex-UW guard Josh Gasser excited about uncertain future
Josh Gasser can’t help feeling like he hit the rewind button and landed back in 2009.
2-year-old dies after being pulled from pool in Dane County
DEERFIELD, Wis. (AP) — Authorities say a 2-year-old child has died after being pulled from his family's pool in Dane County.
All-Area prep track and field: Gabby Beauvais, Olin Hacker named 2015 area track athletes of the year
All by herself, she was the third-best track and field team in the Division 1 girls state track and field meet.
Brewers: Adam Lind's RBI double in seventh wins it against Mets
MILWAUKEE — An injury that has been bothersome all month and caused him to miss two games over the weekend sure didn’t seem to bother Carlos Gomez on Tuesday night.
Man charged in Beloit stabbing
Percy L. Oliver, 69, was charged with first-degree intentional homicide Tuesday following a crime laboratory analysis and witness interviews.
Mallards: Wisconsin Rapids scores late to halt Madison's winning streak
The Madison Mallards enjoyed yet another stellar starting pitching outing, but their bullpen allowed single runs in the eighth and ninth innings in a 3-1 loss to the Wisconsin Rapids Rafters i…
Investigation: Oregon police office took drugs from evidence, Med Drop before death
An investigation found that Oregon police Lt. Karey Clark took opiates from department evidence and Med Drop.
Former sheriff's deputy convicted of sexual assault for inmate relationship
Ex-deputy Jeffrey Hilgers later married the woman that he first met while working in the Dane County Jail.
Jerry Davis: On Father's Day, Stoddard boy catches big mud cat for his dad
“I had the best Father’s Day experience watching my son Jake pull in a 30-pound mud cat,” Gregg Sikora said.
Jerry Davis: Berries ripening but birds find them first
There are dozens of uses for June berries, a small landscape tree or shrub, but as soon as the fruits begin to turn red, the birds are eating them.
Puppy Apricot kidnapped, suspect arrested, Apricot still missing
The puggle chi puppy, stolen from a Madison store on Friday, is still missing, but the alleged puppy-napper has been arrested.
Collaboration key in designing new southwest side community resources
Improved and new neighborhood facilities on the Southwest Side address residents' desire for additional educational and employment resources.
Mascots can cause emotional damage -- Peggy Wireman
Mascot clothing is unfair to children.