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Political savvy, right timing paved Scott Walker's path to presidential run
Winning a crowded Assembly election, running for county executive and exiting the 2006 governor's race helped advance Walker's political career.
Little evidence suggests GAB out to get GOP
Half of the Wisconsin Government Accountability Board’s members have histories running for public office as Republicans
Time of transition: Karen Olivo directs first production with 'Fugitive Songs'
Tony-winning actress Karen Olivo is not only directing 'Fugitive Songs.' She's also made the show her own.
Chris Rickert: Madison counts on democracy to flush away stink of sewers takeover
I doubt democracy was the only -- or even the most important -- motivation.
Hands on Wisconsin: A call from God
Many Republican candidates for president, including our own Scott Walker, have claimed they are running because they were called by God to serve.
Steve Chapman: Airlines aren't colluding, they're being careful
In recent decades, there have been many ways to make money and one virtually infallible formula for losing it: running an airline. At times, it might have made more sense for the major carrier…
Lawmakers shouldn't have to eat at 'dog-wagons' -- State Journal editorial from a century ago
This State Journal editorial ran on July 15, 1915:
Mitch Henck: Bernie Sanders shocker could widen Democratic field
The late Democratic National Committee Chairman Bob Straus said, “A day is a lifetime in politics.”
Shelley Peterman Schwarz: Trouble on the tarmac
Several years ago, as my husband Dave and I approached the ticket counter at the airport on our way to Annapolis, Maryland, we overheard the ticket agent tell the passengers in front of us tha…
Travel: Calendar
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Tommy Thompson: We still need more organ donors
The State Journal’s three-part series “Living on | Improving the odds of organ transplants” last week was personally poignant and timely. Kudos to all who contributed, many of whom I know and respect.
Brewers: Error dooms series opener against Dodgers
LOS ANGELES — Milwaukee Brewers manager Craig Counsell has been using Hernan Perez as a late-inning defensive replacement at third base for the past month. This time, it backfired big-time.
Jerry Davis: Ruffed grouse forecast indicates sufficient populations
Even though the statewide ruffed grouse population survey indices decreased 2.4 percent between 2014 and 2015 using the number of drumming males heard this spring, hunters should be pleased.
Tom Oates: UW men's basketball resurgence started in 1988-89 season
NCAA bids are now the norm, but it was the 1988-89 team that finally ended the Badgers’ postseason drought of 42 years.
Auto racing: Cambridge's Matt Kenseth fifth in Kentucky on a banner night for Joe Gibbs racing
SPARTA, Ky. — A new rules package went into effect Saturday night and Kyle Busch and Joe Gibbs Racing couldn’t be happier.
Brewers: Taylor Jungmann goes the distance; Milwaukee bounces back with victory over Dodgers
Carlos Gomez drives in five runs and the Brewers' rookie pitcher gets the job done with 100-pitch masterpiece.
Prep girls basketball: Jennah Hartwig to replace Tom Klawitter as Janesville Parker's coach
Klawitter, the Vikings' legendary coach, wanted to keep coaching after retiring as a teacher, but the Janesville district moved quickly to replace him.
Prep girls basketball: Jennah Hartwig to replace Tom Klawitter as Janesville Parker's coach
Klawitter, the Vikings' legendary coach, wanted to keep coaching after retiring as a teacher, but the district moved quickly to replace him.
Mallards: Madison drops series opener to Battle Creek
Michael Sanderson hit a two-run homer in the fifth inning to lift the Battle Creek Bombers to a 2-1 victory over the Madison Mallards in a Northwoods League amateur baseball game Saturday befo…