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Hands on Wisconsin: New speed limit will benefit Scott Walker
Wisconsin's new 70 mph speed limit will help Gov. Scott Walker get to Iowa faster, as he prepares to run for president.
Lawmakers reject Scott Walker plan to ax for-profit college board
Opponents of the measure pointed out that the board takes no state money and even returns 10 percent of revenue it collects from the colleges back to state coffers.
'Dirty Dancing' leaps away from typical musical format
Film writer and "Dirty Dancing" creator Eleanor Bergstein talks about a stage show meant to be "somewhere between a rock concert and a story.”
Judicial vacancy highlights Washington dysfunction
You’d think Wisconsin’s polar-opposite U.S. senators would be looking for opportunities to show they can work together.
Doug Moe: From final frontiersman to last Alaskan
Lodi's Jim Campbell helped turn a book he wrote about his cousin who lived in remote Alaska into a television series.
Focus on Dane County: Fitchburg moving to expand bus service within city
Fitchburg Mayor Steve Arnold said he plans to budget more than $100,000 this fall for additional Metro Transit routes.
Dr. Carleen Hanson: Dealing with those pesky mosquitoes
Dear Dr. Hanson: Last summer my 8-year-old daughter had such large reactions to mosquito bites. They were very itchy and she scratched at them a lot. I’m not looking forward to this happening …
What to watch this week: Reality shows fill lull in TV season
With a few holdouts, the shows of the 2014-15 television season have signed off. Some we’ll see again come fall; some — “Revenge,” “Stalker,” “Forever,” “Weird Loners” and several others — wil…
Brat Fest back for 33rd year
Memorial Day weekend in Madison wouldn’t be the same without the World’s Largest Brat Fest, back for its 33rd year. From a simple picnic in the parking lot at Tom Metcalfe’s Hilldale grocery s…
Going Out: Weekend highlights
Veterans for Peace sponsors a Memorial Day display along Atwood Avenue (east of Olbrich Botanical Gardens), with more than 6,600 simulated markers to recognize deaths of U.S. troops in Iraq an…
NFL: Darren Sharper set to plead in federal rape case May 29
Former NFL star Darren Sharper, who already has pleaded guilty or no-contest to sexual assault charges in three states, is set to enter a new plea in a federal case next week in New Orleans.
Wall Street Journal's best-selling books
"Oh, The Places You'll Go" by Dr. Seuss tops this week's fiction list.
Prep sports: Victory in 12th inning clinches Janesville Craig the Big Eight baseball title
An RBI groundout by Jack Blomgren in the top of the 12th inning Thursday helped the Janesville Craig baseball team defeat host Madison Memorial 2-1 to clinch the Big Eight Conference championship.
Dane County Board unanimously approves measure aimed at comprehensive jail reform
The resolution creates community work groups to explore solutions to racial disparities and mental health challenges.
Brewers: Reliever Will Smith ejected for using pine tar in loss to Braves
Crew chief Jim Joyce walked over to the mound, touched a shiny substance on Smith's arm and ejected the pitcher from the game.
Scott Walker's WEDC is a disaster -- Gene Bier
As Gov. Scott Walker appeared before party faithful and touted a record of service to Wisconsin citizens, the open records revelations around the behavior of the Wisconsin Economic Development…
Community can come together on race -- Mary Gandolfo
I was fortunate enough to attend the Saturday teach-in featuring Young, Gifted and Black Coalition member Brandi Grayson at St. Dunstan’s Episcopalian Church.
Don't second guess Ozanne's tough decision -- William Schultz
The only reasonable statement Bishop Harold Rayford made in Tuesday’s State Journal article “Black clergy members call for Kenny to resign” was to call on parents to talk with children about t…