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Heading to South Carolina, Scott Walker will find GOP cross-section
Walker is among the top tier of candidates in the latest polls and with low negatives may be "the guy to beat."
Make government secrecy the exception
This should be the year that the fractious Congress finally manages to update the Freedom of Information Act. The signs are promising.
Classic recipe: Calico vegetable salad
This week's recipe took second place in the State Journal's salads category in 1975 and was submitted by Mrs. Barbara Jurack of Richland Center.
Odd Wisconsin: Thomas Jefferson's black descendants in Madison
Recent DNA analysis has persuaded most historians that Jefferson was the father of Eston Hemings, who moved to Madison in 1852.
Art Kabelowsky: 100 years of basketball, 33 years of memories
In its 100 years, the WIAA state boys basketball tournament has meant many things to many people — including an old sportswriter from Sussex.
Badgers women's golf: UW stumbles to 11th-place finish at Wildcat Invite
TUCSON, Ariz. — Sophomore Michelle Cheung carded a 4-over-par 76 for her best round of the tournament, but the University of Wisconsin women’s golf team stumbled to an 11th-place finish on Tue…
WIAA state boys basketball: Hillsboro giddy over first trip to state
Old-timers wanted to see history made. Hillsboro High School athletes wanted to be the ones to make that history.
Bucks: Ersan Ilyasova's last-second shot fails to drop in loss
NEW ORLEANS — Where was the luck of the Irish when Ersan Ilyasova needed some?
Fire damages milk truck at East Side business
Crews responding to the fire at about 12:20 p.m. could see a column of black smoke from a mile away coming from the truck parked inches from the Madison Truck Sales building, 3722 Commercial Ave.
Brewers: Carlos Gomez homer sparks Milwaukee over James Shields, Padres
PEORIA, Ariz. — Carlos Gomez has a way of igniting the Milwaukee Brewers.
Andy Baggot: Chris Borland was great on the field, will be even better off it
To help you better understand the extraordinary, life-altering decision that Chris Borland just made, I refer you to two moments from his time here as a member of the University of Wisconsin f…
WIAA state boys basketball: Senior starting five speaks to state-bound Mineral Point's experience
The five senior starters on the Mineral Point boys basketball team are no strangers to perfection.
Badgers men's basketball: UW has makings of a deep tournament run
As he watched the regular-season finale play out before his eyes on March 8, Ohio State coach Thad Matta couldn’t help but admire the University of Wisconsin men’s basketball team even as it w…
Badgers men's basketball: Traevon Jackson gives himself "50-50 chance" of playing in NCAA opener
Duje Dukan was a late arrival to a shorter-than-usual practice for the University of Wisconsin men’s basketball team on Tuesday evening, and one of the first things the reserve forward did whe…
Scott Walker comes under fire in Iowa for new hire
Liz Mair has criticized the caucuses.
North East Side Youth Basketball helped East succeed -- Marcus Watson
The meteoric rise of Madison East High School's boys basketball team to state final contention came as no surprise to a dedicated few.
Government the cause of racial disparity -- Frank Berryman
Michael Johnson, CEO of the Boys and Girls Club of Dane County, had an unfortunately confused message in his Sunday column, "This is Madison's defining moment."
Esser the clear choice for mayor -- Steve Stocker
As the Sun Prairie mayoral election draws near, it is important to give the citizens of Sun Prairie insight into the candidate who will be the best mayoral choice. That candidate is Paul Esser.
70 mph speed limit a bad idea -- Lawrence Balleine
Raising the speed limit to 70 mph on selected rural and interstate highways is simply a bad idea. The only rationale given for the change is: "All our neighboring states have done it." Did we …
Cat music research isn't frivolous -- Charles Snowdon
As the lead author on a recent study on music for cats, I'd like to address concerns expressed by some readers in the State Journal.