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Candidate Anna Moffit is the mother of three children with disabilities in the Madison schools.

If you’ve donated to charitable organizations in the past, you probably receive a thick stack mail from charities every week. It can be confusing and time consuming to keep up with the requests.

Founded in 2004 in Seattle, the brokerage is expanding across the country, including in the Midwest this fall.

The Madison-based engineering firm has won prestigious Lab-of-the-Year awards in three of the past four years.

There is interest by some of moving the church on the property back to Norway.

A pedestrian was struck and killed Saturday evening after walking in a lane of I-94 near Sullivan, according to a Wisconsin State Patrol report.

Madison Alliance Church, a "church plant," struggled to attract a broad demographic.

Debra Alton helps businesses maximize their real estate and use technology to visualize how it will look when it’s done. 

A calm Sunday is on tap for south-central Wisconsin, but an incoming mix of snow and sleet could cause problems for Monday morning's commute, according to forecasters.

Just Read It is a regular feature in which the State Journal seeks recommendations from authors, literary enthusiasts and experts, focused on the contributor’s particular genre of expertise.

A few months ago, Madison native Marja Mills delivered an intimate look at the life of reclusive author Harper Lee and her protective older sister, Alice Finch Lee. Mills’ book, “The Mockingbi…

“The columns of the Express will be open to the discussion of all fair and proper subjects which will have the tendency of promoting the public good. We shall expose tyranny wherever it may ex…

A new book includes the story of Wisconsin's famed 32nd "Red Arrow" Division's incredible battle history on the Pacific front.

Shopping on State Street is a way to enjoy and support Downtown Madison, but it’s also a relaxing way to find Christmas gifts, said Little Luxuries owner Amy Moore.

The defensive back has yet to be cleared from a concussion suffered against New England.

It’s been 20 months since Henry Mackaman, a 21-year-old UW-Madison student, died from meningitis.

Walker says that "right-to-work" legislation would be a distraction, but GOP lawmakers seem to be moving forward with a bill nonetheless. 

State Rep. David Craig, R-Town of Vernon, said the investigative process must have better protection for targets, taxpayers.

Madison and Dane County passed ordinances to limit management's power to decide on grievances, compensation and working conditions.

But some suggest he's been longer on rhetoric than results, has been late with big initiatives.