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Mallards: Madison salvages doubleheader split with Lakeshore
Chris Tschida drove in a pair of runs with a single in the bottom of the fifth inning to give Madison some breathing room, and the Mallards salvaged the second game of a Northwoods League amat…
WIAA state softball: Poynette plays waiting game in Division 3 semifinals
It was a long wait for Bob Tomlinson and his Poynette softball team, which spent most of Friday wondering if their WIAA Division 3 state semifinal game was going to be played.
WIAA state softball: Waupun's suicide squeeze extinguishes Beloit Turner's hopes
The Warriors score twice in the bottom of the seventh to negate Turner's four-run sixth.
Brewers: Aramis Ramirez's big night fuels victory over Nationals
The veteran hits three doubles and drives in five runs.
Badgers track and field: Senior Alex Thompson places 19th in the discus at NCAAs
Thompson's best throw of 180 feet, 5 inches came on his first attempt.
Proudly fly Old Glory this Flag Day -- Elaine Slater Reese
The American flag represents the freedom we Americans have. It has been purchased with a cost much greater than what we pay for it at the store.
No place like Madison in the summer -- Leslie Nestingen
Thank you, Doug Moe, for your May 24 column, "Summer in the City," highlighting the upcoming warm weather months in Madison.
Editorial cartoon wrong to belittle fracking foes -- Joe Sokolinsky
This is in response to the cartoon by Nate Beeler on Tuesday's editorial page, which mocked those of us who are still anti-fracking even though an Environment Protection Agency report claims f…
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No place like Madison in the summer
Man charged with videorecording rape of teen
A Madison man was charged Friday with sexual assault and exploitation of a 15-year-old girl who told Madison police that she had to have sex with the man or else she would be in trouble.
Cellphone store bosses charged with kidnapping
Two men charged Thursday with kidnapping, robbery, battery and making threats for allegedly locking an employee in a box at the East Side cellphone store they ran, were released on $10,000 bai…
McGuire, Karen
DARLINGTON - Karen McGuire, age 56, of Darlington, passed away unexpectedly Thursday, June 11, 2015, at her home. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held Tuesday, June 16, 2015, at 11 a.m. at …
Roll Call: Key votes from the Wisconsin congressional delegation this week
Here's how members of Wisconsin's congressional delegation voted on major issues this week.
Packers: Offseason key for Scott Tolzien as Aaron Rodgers' backup
The offseason is important for Scott Tolzien, when practice reps are more plentiful and Aaron Rodgers can help keep a watchful eye on his protege.
WIAA softball: Katie Crogan, Watertown bust out the big bats in rout of Kimberly
A 12-run third inning powers the Goslings past the defending WIAA Division 1 state champions, into Saturday's marathon finale.
WIAA state softball: DeForest reaches Division 1 semifinals with 10-inning victory over Germantown
Sarah Stewart got an early wake-up call on Friday, arriving at DeForest High School by 6 a.m. for breakfast and a bus ride to Goodman Diamond.
Throwback gallery Part 2: More Madison-area bars you'll never drink at again
The State Journal published a gallery of historic Madison bars recently and got a tremendous response. Many readers loved the project and also suggested more bars that should be on the list. I…
Patrick Durkin: Legislators Tom Tiffany and David Steffen caught in their traps
Shouldn’t legislators be experts on their own proposals?
Bartlett, Dr. William
MIDDLETON - Dr. William H. "Bill" "Doc B" Bartlett, age 88, of Middleton, passed away peacefully, surrounded by family, on June 3, 2015, at Attic Angel Place. Bill was born Aug. 17, 1926, in P…
Hands on Wisconsin: More guns in schools
Republicans passed a bill allowing retired and off-duty police officers to carry concealed weapons in schools. What schools want and need is more funding.