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HEIDI STEVENS

Near-perfect weather conditions have state's corn and soybeans in the best condition in the country.

Gov. Scott Walker has again frozen UW tuition, which is good for students. But without more state funding, the quality of the institution will start to erode.

Assistant District Attorney Robert Jambois wants to unseat his boss, District Attorney Ismael Ozanne, who hears racism in the criticism.

If you want to help decide what your choices will be on the Nov. 8 ballot, primaries are how that happens.

Drunk Lunch Modern Goods + Gallery, 807 E. Johnson St., hosts rotating art exhibits, lectures, screenings and events in their contemporary art gallery.

A recent column dealt with raising small children when a parent is dealing with a chronic illness. Today I’ll share some of my experiences of being a parent during those middle years of ages 10 to 14.

Tips for your flowers, trees and shrubs.

They came in No. 4 jerseys and wearing cheeseheads. They chanted "Go Pack Go." It was Lambeau Field transported to Ohio, and only one man could have caused it.

The latest report from the Brookings Institution has underscored the value of “advanced industries” to the economy – not only to the nation, but to Wisconsin.

I wrote recently on 529 plans. These are tax-advantaged investment plans intended to encourage saving for post-secondary education. The column drew many questions from readers, some of which I’ll address below.

Cratic was a second-team all-Big Eight selection as an outfielder this past spring.

The Mallards win their sixth consecutive game.

PHOENIX — Two weeks after his rehab assignment was canceled because of renewed pain in his right forearm, right fielder Domingo Santana is about to get a do-over.

The legendary Packers quarterback became a Hall of Famer, as foreseen by Ron Wolf, the man who traded for him.

Imagine growing up hearing from those you love and trust that certain groups of people are evil. In fact, these people are so bad, so wrong, that God himself will punish them. Imagine absorbing this hatred deep into your bones.…

Raynarldo L. Glenn, 27, was taken to the Dane County Jail on tentative charges of making threats to a law enforcement officer.

There are 21 athletes with Wisconsin ties competing at the 2016 Olympics in Rio.

OUR ENDORSEMENT: He helped defuse pressure-packed moment in national spotlight