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Motorists will share streets with canoes and kayaks in Downtown Madison Saturday morning, during the running of the 37th annual Paddle & Portage event.

The co-owner of the AFFIRM Agency keeps a list of every show he's seen and rates each one on a one-to-five star scale.

A cold front moving through Wisconsin on Thursday is bringing cooler weather to the state, along with the chance for a few showers or thunderstorms, but any rain should be gone by the weekend.

When I first started grilling, I had one of those beginner’s luck experiences that made grilled salmon and pineapple a mainstay in my dinner rotation.

Dahmen's at Hawks offers excellent pub food in a comfortable atmosphere. It's off the beaten path for non-golfers, but worth seeking out.

The district has a reasonable shot at achieving a workforce that actually looks like the community it serves.

The results of a new offseason training regimen are evident after the running back was called out by coach Mike McCarthy following last season for playing at too heavy a weight.

Jordan Rodgers is one of the suitors on the ABC dating show and spoke on a recent episode of being estranged from his older sibling.

Hayley Krause, 12, was injured in a hit-and-run accident in April. She sustained two cracked vertebrae, a broken clavicle and a broken leg.

Madison manages just four hits.

The starter doesn't make it out of the fifth inning while falling to 1-7 in his last 10 starts.

In his first solo campaign appearance, Donald Trump's running mate introduces himself as a "B-list Republican celebrity."

The Stoughton product, a University of Wisconsin varsity player, shoots a 54-hole total of 6-over-par 225.

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I wish Gov. Scott Walker and Attorney General Brad Schimel would use my taxes to protect Wisconsin’s citizens rather than the state's questionable laws, as reported in Sunday's article "AG uses new group to fight feds."

What bothers me the most about these internal Democratic Party emails that were hacked and released to the public is that the Democratic National Convention and the media are blaming the Russians.

Themes designated for each night of the Republican National Convention were barely discernible in the programming, obscured by the one glaring, overriding theme dominating the whole convention: hatred.

It is a surreal year.

Holy cow. I can't wait for Phil Hands' editorial cartoon on how Bernie Sanders was screwed over by Debbie Wasserman-Schultz and the Democratic National Convention.

The Wisconsin State Journal's Jim Polzin joins Jason Galloway to discuss Paul Chryst's comments about the strength of the offensive line, concerns over this year's defense and what the Badgers' record may look like midway through the season.