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Homeless need rules, day center
Mayor Soglin is right that feel-good legal protection for drifters isn’t the answer to health and safety concerns Downtown
Mitch Henck: Madison needs to remove the blinders
Rick Berg remembers. A conservative member of The Madison School Board from 1983 to 1989, Berg was one of three members who opposed busing low-income children of color out of their neighborhoo…
Francis Wilkinson: Republican nominee will support legalizing immigrants
Announcing his presidential candidacy in Miami on Monday, Jeb Bush staked out the pro-immigration end of Republican politics. He spoke pointedly in Spanish and responded to pro-immigration pro…
Steve Chapman: Why do so many bad cops get off easy?
CHICAGO — American police live in a place even more wondrous than the one you know from “A Prairie Home Companion.” In Lake Wobegon, all the children are above average. In Police Land, every c…
Bill Shogren: Fisheries for bluegills need protection
Today, natural resource departments nationwide are faced with the huge challenge of maintaining quality bluegill fisheries. Northern states have it tougher because of shorter growing seasons.
Ramesh Ponnuru: Gay marriage will haunt Republicans in 2016
As opinion polls keep finding higher popular support for same-sex marriage, Republican strategists have come to dread the issue. A lot of them want it to simply go away — and they think the Su…
Just be happy, father tells his artist daughter
Life has taught Wai Se that the pursuit of happiness is more important than the pursuit of money.
Travel: Calendar
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Garden calendar | For the week of June 21
Tips for your flowers, trees and shrubs.
Father, daughter bring farming to the fore
Longtime journalist Alan Guebert has been writing about agriculture in his syndicated column, “The Farm and Food File,” for decades. It requires a lot of “heavy lifting each and every week,” h…
Our real American girls don't drink -- State Journal editorial from a century ago
This State Journal editorial ran on June 18, 1915:
Mallards: Double Deck Pizza Bus provides unique pitch at home games
Parked along the third-base side of Warner Park, the Double Decker Pizza Bus sometimes leads to puzzled expressions on the faces of fans entering the ballpark to watch the Madison Mallards.
Mallards: Collin Theroux's walk-off home run defeats Kingfish
Collin Theroux’s final at-bat on Saturday night didn’t exactly start the way the Madison Mallards hoped.
Prep boys basketball: Shareef Smith scores 14 points, but Division 1 North boys fall in WBCA All-Star Game
WISCONSIN DELLS — Madison Memorial product Shareef Smith totaled 14 points, six rebounds and four assists Saturday, but his Division 1 North team suffered a 93-88 loss to the South in the Wisc…
WIAA state girls soccer: Jordyn Ostrowski's overtime goal gives D.C. Everest first Division 1 title
MILWAUKEE — Senior forward Jordyn Ostrowski scored on a breakaway in the fourth minute of the second overtime Saturday to give the Schofield D.C. Everest girls soccer team its first state cham…
Authorities identify man found dead in silo in town of Blue Mounds
Gary H. Pertzborn, 52, was found dead Thursday in a silo on his property on Highway JG.
Tom Oates: Trades worth it in recent years despite Brewers' current woes
Watching shortstop Alcides Escobar and center fielder Lorenzo Cain play for the Kansas City Royals in the World Series last fall was painful enough for Milwaukee Brewers fans.
Madison's Juneteenth celebration commemorates resilience of blacks in America
Adversity, be it slavery or last week's shootings at a black church in Charleston, "is not new to our community."
Tom Still: 'Scale up' stage money key to flourishing companies
Capital at the right time is essential to Wisconsin startup companies in their prospects to become large, high-paying employers.
Brewers: Charlie Blackmon, Chad Bettis help Rockies snap five-game skid
Adam Lind's home run accounts for Milwaukee's only run.