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Don't take away the right to own an AR-15 -- Jim Parker
Last Sunday's State Journal editorial claimed “Hunters don’t need AR-15s to bag a buck.” When did “need” become a criterion for legal ownership of any product?
Climate saving plans don't need to be expensive -- Tim Haering
Good grief, save us from the Wisconsin Democrats’ “Forward on Climate Package.” They are as bad as televangelists who ask us to spend to go to heaven. The Bidenomics of climate change will hurt us.
Printing photos of mass shootings may finally spur sensible gun laws -- Holly Hill-Putnam
With responsible gun owners and non-gun owners overwhelmingly supporting some gun control, a picture is worth 1,000 words.
Madison city budget ignores concerns of property taxpayers -- Brian Miller
The city of Madison needs to consider the taxpayers when preparing its budget.
Civilians in Gaza need a ceasefire now -- Sam Breidenbach
Like millions of people around the world, I was horrified by the barbaric attack Oct. 7 by Hamas on innocent Israelis. This can't be justified.
Savage humans seem to prefer war over reason and compromise -- Paul O’Connell
What is it about humans that allows them as a species to be so callous about their fellow humans? Is it desire for power over their fellow man or woman, lack of compassion or following group pressures?
3 stars, 3 things that stood out in Wisconsin women's hockey's OT loss at Ohio State
The Badgers lost twice to the Buckeyes after starting the season with 12 straight wins. Here's how it happened.
3 stars, 3 things that stood out in Michigan State's sweep of Wisconsin men's hockey
The Badgers men's hockey team lost a second straight game at Michigan State after climbing to No. 1 in the rankings. Here's how it happened.
Monona Grove girls basketball falls to lead prep stars of the night
Sophia Lee led Monona Grove in its loss.
3 things that stood out from No. 3 Wisconsin volleyball's second straight loss
The play of Purdue's Eva Hudson was instrumental in the No. 16 Boilermakers' win over the No. 3 Badgers.
Greg Gard sends thoughts to former Wisconsin men's basketball player battling cancer
The Badgers beat Robert Morris on Friday but Greg Gard made a statement "that's way bigger than tonight's game."
3 stars, 3 things that stood out in No. 1 Wisconsin men's hockey's first loss in 7 games
The Badgers went to No. 1 this week but lost their first game at that ranking in a place where they've struggled. Here's what stood out.
Bucks beat Hornets to stay unbeaten in In-Season Tournament play
Damian Lillard's 27 points led the Bucks past the host Hornets in their second tournament win.
3 things that stood out from Wisconsin men's basketball win over Robert Morris
The Badgers had a clear game plan Friday, but it wasn't until a late second half run and a freshman adding a spark that they pulled away.
3 stars, 3 things that stood out in No. 1 Wisconsin women's hockey's first loss
The the top-ranked Badgers suffered their first loss on a sheet of ice where they have struggled. Here's what stood out.
Failed two-point try ends Waunakee football's state title push
The Warriors' final chance to hoist yet another gold ball came up short, using big plays and little time of possession to stay in the hunt against Lake Geneva Badger.
Father-son game? Packers’ Rich Bisaccia, Joe Barry experience career first
Kyu Blu Kelly, who joined the Packers this week, is the son of a player Rich Bisaccia and Joe Barry coached.
Waunakee football's chase for eighth state title falters in championship game
Lake Geneva Badger ran for a Division 2 state-record 451 yards against a Waunakee defense that dominated teams until the state championship.
Two taken to hospital for smoke inhalation after fire at Beaver Dam home
Two people were taken to a local emergency room for smoke inhalation when their home in the town of Beaver Dam caught fire Thursday night.
Girl who stabbed another teen in the heart pleads guilty to lesser charge
Doctors said at the time the wound could have been fatal, had it been three millimeters deeper.






