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Dear Dr. Hanson: My 6-month-old daughter has had such dry skin this winter. Sometimes it seems to be bothering her, and I wonder if it’s itchy. What do you recommend that I do?

"It's been a while since I've felt as good as I do now," Braun said.

Six returning WIAA Division 3 state champs hail from the wrestling hotbed programs of Lancaster, Riverdale, Fennimore, Weston/Ithaca and Iowa-Grant

WHAT: The 72nd annual WIAA state individual wrestling tournament.

Shame is a harsh motivator, but sometimes it’s the most effective way of getting someone’s attention. So it was 12 months ago at the conclusion of the Big Ten Conference indoor track and field…

Brodhead went 18-4 in the regular season, won a repeat Rock Valley South Conference title and earned the No. 1 seeding in its quadrant of the WIAA Division 3 Middleton sectional.

IOWA CITY, Iowa — The University of Wisconsin men’s 800-yard medley relay swam to a runner-up finish during the first day of the Big Ten Conference championships Wednesday night.

MILWAUKEE — Michael Carter-Williams didn’t have to do too much to help his new team whip up on his former team.

Don’t let the 2014 NFL draft fool you.

Attorney for Pepin County dairy farmers criticizes state report that claims Durand football team students and coaches were sickened by bacteria caused by their raw milk.

Walker's comments on right to work have shifted.

I am not surprised U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin is having problems because of her slow response to the mess in Tomah.

Four years ago we faced a $3 billion budget deficit and a depressed economy. We were told we were broke. We were told curtailing public sector collective bargaining rights was necessary to fix…

Aside from the political issues of right-to-work legislation now making its way through our Legislature, we must preserve the training of expert craft construction workers now provided and fun…

Rudy Giuliani thinks President Barack Obama doesn’t love America, and Gov. Scott Walker doesn’t know whether Obama does.

We should all be concerned about the attack on our public schools taking place in our state Legislature. An attempt is being made to greatly expand voucher and charter schools.

Please join me in voting for Judge James Daley for the Wisconsin Supreme Court on April 7.

The legislation is in response to concerns over the Smarter Balanced exam, which is aligned to the Common Core State Standards, that students in Wisconsin will take next month.

The Clorox Co. will no longer sell its consumer products to Woodman’s grocery stores and is also asking a judge to dismiss Woodman’s price discrimination lawsuit against Clorox.

Four developers competing to redevelop historic property all rely on millions in the state tax credits for redeveloping historic buildings.