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'Beast' shies away from horror genre
When Todd Michael Cox first began writing his latest novel, “Beast,” he made a list of all of the elements the average werewolf story usually contains. And then, “I deliberately avoided all of them.”
Health Sense: Achievements and pitfalls of Obamacare
More than 16 million Americans have gained health insurance as a result of the Affordable Care Act, federal officials say.
'This is your brain on March Madness' -- Darryl McCants wins this week's You Toon caption contest again
Darryl McCants of Madison is this week’s You Toon winner — and a repeat winner to boot. He also won our last caption contest two weeks ago.
Lawmakers eye end to state's prevailing wage laws
The changes could lead to lower costs for public construction projects — and lower wages for the people who work on them.
Doug Moe: Dave Iverson's graceful Madison return
The former Wisconsin Public Television journalist is bringing a new documentary to the Wisconsin Film Festival.
Chris Rickert: UW's Ray Cross a scapegoat for faculty's refusal to face reality
Just call him Ray caught-in-the-Cross-fire.
On View | Wisconsin Watercolor Society Spring Exhibition
The Wisconsin Watercolor Society was founded in 1952 by a group of artists led by Marion Bode. Bode’s legacy lives on with the spring exhibition of the group, on view at the Fanny Garver Gallery.
Len Harris: Fine time to be back on streams
SOUTHWESTERN WISCONSIN -- Two knee surgeries and one back fusion later, I am out on the streams again.
Travel: Calendar
Coming in Wisconsin this week:
Seeds with a Wisconsin story
Two seed varieties created at UW-Madison decades ago — the Wisconsin 55 tomato and Wisconsin Lakes pepper — are still popular among home gardeners. Several other heirloom offerings have a conn…
UW-Madison professor gets corny with new seed variety called "Who Gets Kissed?"
Back in colonial times, before the advent of hybrid seeds that ensured every ear of corn in a given variety looked exactly alike and could be harvested and husked by machine, people gathered t…
Atlantic Ocean becoming a mere creek -- State Journal editorial from 1940
This State Journal editorial ran on March 27, 1940:
Chris Borland's retirement shows football is doomed -- John Kass
Years ago Rush Limbaugh called me a liberal sportswriter, suggesting I was the harbinger of death to football in America.
Steve Chapman: Liberal policies vs. affordable housing
Julian Castro is a smiling bundle of energy whose past includes being mayor of San Antonio and whose future may include a spot on a national Democratic ticket — say, as a nicely balanced runni…
Kathleen Parker: A leap of faith -- into thin air
WASHINGTON — The apparently intentional downing of a Germanwings airliner by the co-pilot has us riveted, as commercial plane crashes usually do.
Jane Burns: For the record, this stuff was great
From a dusty box in a cluttered room in the corner of a well-worn second-hand shop, a nun sang to me. So did Andy Williams. And Julie Andrews with Dick Van Dyke. With some background music fro…
Mitch Henck: Throwback Wisconsin Badgers team delivers magical ride
How sweet it is. Our beloved Wisconsin Badgers are headed back to the Final Four in Indianapolis, the place where the movie “Hoosiers” was filmed.
Tom Oates: This time, Frank Kaminsky gets some help as UW teams up for Elite Eight win over Arizona
With Sam Dekker producing his own hello-world moment on the same stage Kaminsky once did, the duo was the driving force behind the Badgers’ tension-filled, 85-78 victory over the Wildcats at S…
'Reunion' author reads
Judith Claire Mitchell’s novel about a trio of suicidal sisters, “A Reunion of Ghosts,” is the latest selection of the State Journal Book Club.
A child's love for LEGOs sparks the start of a toy-tech company
Meeper Technology says it makes Legos "come to life.'