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Sun Prairie's groundhog makes his call, predicting the opposite of Punxsutawney Phil
"Each year the community comes together to celebrate this tradition, creating an atmosphere of excitement for what Jimmy has to say,” Mayor Paul Esser said.
Why 2 former bosses predict success for Wisconsin OC Jeff Grimes
Jeff Grimes has shown his prowess as a teacher and a recruiter during his coaching career. Two former bosses believe he'll help Wisconsin get back on track.
Luka Doncic heads to the Lakers and Anthony Davis goes to the Mavs in blockbuster trade
Luka Doncic has been traded by the reigning Western Conference champion Dallas Mavericks to the Los Angeles Lakers for Anthony Davis.
Taxiing Air Wisconsin airplane collides with Chicago airport shuttle, injuring 2 people
Two people were injured at O'Hare International Airport Friday evening during an accident on the ground involving an airplane preparing for takeoff and an employee shuttle bus.
Dane County Jail ends participation in federal immigration grant program
But agencies such as Immigration and Customs Enforcement already have access to information about inmates through public sources and national fingerprint databases.
Dr. Zorba Paster: You can take steps now to prevent memory loss
Quality of diet, exercise and sleep are all among the factors.
OUR VIEW: What to do about Wisconsin's falling population projection
Broadband, immigration and Madison’s thriving technology sector can stem the state projected loss
Garden calendar | For the week of Feb. 2
Tips for your flowers, trees and shrubs.
Hands on Wisconsin: Immigrants are udderly essential to Wisconsin's dairy industry
President Donald Trump has threatened mass deportation of immigrants in the country. The move could cripple Wisconsin's dairy industry, which relies heavily on immigrant workers who are willing to rise early and milk cows.
Dry January indeed: Madison ties 122-year-old record for lack of snow
Over half of Madison's meager January precipitation fell on a single day.
UW-Madison brings Bollywood to Wisconsin
Saturday night was a Bollywood blockbuster come to life at UW-Madison's Shannon Hall, set to a cinematic soundtrack of jingling jewelry and rapturous applause.
In decisive moments, Wisconsin men's hockey falls short against Border Battle rival
Minnesota outscored the Badgers 7-1 in the third period over two games, both of which were tied entering the final 20 minutes.
Politicizing health care information will make us all less safe | Nancy Vedder-Shults
I would like to understand how American food, drugs and illnesses have suddenly become political. Until now, I believed that I lived in a safe and healthy country. Why? Because information about disease and our food supply was communicated by…
Don't compare Jan. 6 rioters to racial justice protesters | Lisa Kass
Regarding the pardon of Jan. 6 rioters, let’s get some things straight.
Ridglan dogs deserve a chance to see the light of day | Mary and Phil Premo
We were pleased with Judge Rhonda Lanford’s decision to appoint a special prosecutor after reviewing allegations against Ridglan Farms of animal cruelty against beagles in Ridglan's massive facility near Blue Mounds.
Revoking birthright citizenship would have dire consequences | Ali Bram
Changing the 14th Amendment, which guarantees U.S. citizenship to most American-born babies, has numerous ramifications. Eliminating birthright citizenship would mean that every baby born in the U.S. would have to be verified as a citizen by way of application and…
Marsy's Law has improved the rights of crime victims | Steve Derene
We will soon be approaching the fifth anniversary of Wisconsin's adoption of Marsy's Law.
Joann Pritchett will bring valuable experience to City Council | Ginny White
I’m excited that Joann Pritchett is running to be a voice for District 9 on the Madison City Council. She’ll bring a wealth of education, experience and problem-solving skills to the role.
Brad Schimel should object to Donald Trump's pardons | Richard Beal
Waukesha County Judge Brad Schimel is running for the Wisconsin Supreme Court on a law and order platform, which I view as troubling.