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GREEN BAY — No matter what you think of Ted Thompson’s risk-averse approach to team-building, there is one thing you can’t deny.

VERONA — Jen Brien hasn’t lost her scoring touch.

Skylar Muller hit a three-run home run and a grand slam Thursday as the Sun Prairie softball team rolled to a 16-4 victory over host Beloit Memorial.

The first three hours of the draft shook out well for Green Bay, with plenty of front seven options still available late in the first round.

An imitation website is scamming people attempting to purchase telephone minutes for jail inmates.

The senior holds off a challenge late to secure the win for the Badgers in Des Moines.

Ekaterina Stepanova and Sydney Rider each pick up a pair of victories for the Badgers.

Lamar Remy gets two wins for the Badgers.

Michael May found one "clear violation" of the law plus a "distinct pattern" of acting contrary to its spirit.

WASHINGTON — Foreign policy does not determine American elections. Indeed, of all Western countries, we are the least interested in the subject.

CHICAGO — Jake Arrieta's bid for a second straight no-hitter ended after five pitches and the Cubs ace went on to win his 16th straight decision, leading Chicago over the Milwaukee Brewers 7-2 Thursday.

So Gov. Scott Walker wants to focus on bullying leading up to the tragic shooting in Antigo. This from someone whose main agenda is bullying.

I hope all the protesters of the handling of the Denzel McDonald situation take the time to read the April 22 State Journal editorial, "Cop camera brings clarity to controversy."

Chris Rickert should try to be a little more original when it comes to topics he writes about in his columns.

Though ensconced at opposite ends of the ideological spectrum, Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump share two significant similarities. They both have fared far better in the primaries than anyone would have predicted, and they have both run on a platform…

Concerning Tom Sinclair’s guest column in the April 22 State Journal: One aspect of the global warming and climate change controversy that hasn’t been discussed is the world’s health.

Gallitz plans to play football at UW-Stevens Point. Wuestenberg will compete at UW-River Falls.

State should benefit from Chinese province's commitment to $200 million livestock expansion plan.