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Badgers football: Second-quarter display provides hopes for UW passing game
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — For two series in the second quarter Saturday afternoon, the University of Wisconsin football team’s passing game looked practically Baylor-esque.
Dana Milbank: Obama's big immigration mistake
WASHINGTON — Back in July, when President Obama was deciding whether to take executive action on immigration before the midterm elections, I got into one of those cable-news debates that offer…
Tom Still: Investors captured voter imagination: What does it mean for Wisconsin?
Someplace, Mitt Romney must be smiling.
Badgers football: New twist on two-quarterback system
Joel Stave and Tanner McEvoy get plays during the same series for the first time.
Walker win shows his policies are popular -- Robert White
Now that the voters of Wisconsin have elected Gov. Scott Walker for a third time in four years, I hope the Democrats and liberals would accept that the voters of this state approve of him and …
No mandate for Walker to be 'aggressive' -- Jeff Golden
Gov. Scott Walker has declared he will be aggressive in pursuit of his agenda now that he has won his second term.
Berlin Wall gone but other barriers remain -- Dennis B. Appleton
There is finally a full generation for whom the Berlin Wall is only unfortunate history, not grim reality. For those of us whose childhoods were defined by the Cold War, it hardly seems 25 yea…
-- George Savage
As a Burke supporter and a progressive, I suffered a predictable Election Night malaise, especially since the political swing has been trending to the right for a long time, ever since Reagan.
Hunting is key to conservation -- Ken Heim
Hunting is conservation. Without hunters, species are devastated and habitat destroyed.
Science and religion aren't incompatible -- James L. Carney
I take issue with a recent letter insisting evolution cannot be reconciled with the Bible. And I take issue with anyone who insists science and religion are incompatible.
WIAA state girls volleyball: Southwestern falls short in Division 4 final
ASHWAUBENON – Michelle Budden knew she and her Southwestern volleyball teammates had a tall task ahead of them Saturday.
WIAA state girls volleyball: Waterloo rallies three times to win state title
“This is amazing,” said Waterloo senior Hailey Chittenden, who finished with 11 digs. “I never in a million years would have thought we’d win state."
You Toon: Campaign signs and old pumpkins litter week’s caption contest
Signs, old pumpkins
litter today’s contest
Joshua Ripp stepping down as Maple Bluff fire chief
Joshua Ripp is resigning from his position as Maple Bluff Fire Chief.
Jim Polzin grades the Badgers: UW gets B for win over Purdue
UW wasn’t great in any of the three phases and was minus-2 in turnovers, but that was still good enough to take care of a young and injury-riddled Purdue team.
Jim Polzin's Badgers breakdown: A quick read on UW's win over Purdue
Game ball to UW linebacker Vince Biegel, thumbs up to UW wide receiver Jordan Fredrick and thumbs down to Purdue coach Darrell Hazell.
U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree to make stop in Madison
The U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree, an 88-foot white spruce from Minnesota, will make a stop at the Forest Products Lab in Madison on Monday.
Badgers football: UW holds off Purdue for fourth straight win
Melvin Gordon rushes for 205 yards and a TD, and Joel Stave passes for 219 yards and a pair of scores in the Badgers' 34-16 victory.
Larson, Ruth Marie (Ritland)
SARONA, Wis. / TUCSON, Ariz. - Ruth Marie (Ritland) Larson, age 82, died on Oct. 30, 2014, at St. Marys Hospital in Rochester, Minn., the same hospital in which she was born.