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WIAA state boys basketball: Tournament vitals
WHAT: The 100th annual WIAA state boys basketball tournament.
NFL: A 9-point touchdown?
The Colts are proposing a 1-point bonus kick for teams that score a touchdown and a 2-point conversion.
WIAA boys basketball: Drew Fredrickson the glue that holds Mount Horeb's state-bound team together
MOUNT HOREB — Drew Fredrickson wears the badge of “gym rat” with honor.
WSJ BOOK CLUB GIVEAWAY -- "A Reunion of Ghosts"
State Journal Book Club Giveaway!
WIAA boys basketball: Meditation helps Mount Horeb boys soar on the floor
MOUNT HOREB — When the Mount Horeb boys basketball team blew a five-point lead with 18 seconds left in a late-season loss at DeForest, Joen Meylor decided it was time to act.
Badgers football: Safety Austin Hudson no longer with team
The Florida native had 19 tackles as a true freshman, when he played in all 14 games.
Badgers men's basketball: Coastal Carolina isn't to be taken lightly
OMAHA, Neb. — When Greg Gard looks at Coastal Carolina, the associate head coach for the University of Wisconsin men’s basketball team sees a group that has faced plenty of difficult situation…
Brewers: Gerardo Parra's big day at the plate backs Wily Peralta on the mound
SURPRISE, Ariz. — Milwaukee Brewers’ Gerardo Parra is making his case for more playing time this season.
Two Memorial High School students hospitalized for alcohol
Memorial High School principal Jay Affeldt sent an email to parents Wednesday afternoon, explaining that two students experienced a medical emergency near the school's tennis courts earlier in…
Tom Oates: Badgers of 2015 are better than Badgers of 2014
OMAHA, Neb. — If the University of Wisconsin hopes to advance deeper into the NCAA men’s basketball tournament than it did last year — and, really, that’s what this season is all about — the B…
Police Chief Mike Koval blasts council for 'collective silence' when department attacked
Tuesday's meeting was "the tipping point," he says.
Badgers men's basketball: Video coordinator A.J. Van Handel works behind the scenes
OMAHA, Neb. — High on the list of cardinal sins in the book of Bo Ryan is thou shalt not look beyond next, but not everybody inside the University of Wisconsin men’s basketball program can abi…
UW monkey research of questionable value -- Melissa Tedrowe
UW-Madison's decision to halt plans to remove newborn monkeys from their mothers as part of a controversial experiment is a step in the right direction. However, the 40 monkeys involved will s…
Black lives don't matter more than others -- Maribeth DeRocher
The chant "black lives matter" is in the news lately, in reference to shootings of black men by police in various cities around the country. What does it mean exactly?
Don't use 'the system' as excuse for disparity -- Sam Smith
The public discussion following Tony Robinson's death has been notable for the absence of discussion about what's wrong in Madison and Dane County's black community that leads both to the gros…
'Black-on-black' violence is a red herring -- Terry Canaan
Two recent letters to the editor have referenced "black-on-black" violence in regards to protests of the shooting of unarmed teen Tony Robinson by a Madison police officer.
Gov. Walker reconsiders officer-related death investigation funding
Recent police officer-related deaths, including a high-profile shooting in Madison, and the unanticipated need for state resources to investigate them may have convinced Gov. Scott Walker to r…
Paul Soglin, Scott Resnick debate poverty, racial equity and Downtown growth at forum
Mayor says some indicators on racial disparity are improving but challenger says protests over teen's shooting by police reveal much to be done.
WIAA state boys basketball: Madison East basketball team rallies around each other in wake of friend Tony Robinson's death
The Purgolders won three games in five days following the tragic incident about a mile from their high school, earning their first state tournament berth in 25 years.
Accountant sues city over 2011 search related to Rising Sun case
One of the accountant's clients was Charles Prindiville, owner of the Downtown massage parlor that police believe engages in prostitution.
