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Paul Soglin, Scott Resnick spar over homelessness, technology
The Madison mayor and his challenger debated city issues Sunday.
Tom Oates: Senior Day celebrated in big way for UW men's basketball team
Josh Gasser saw it coming from a long way off.
Badgers men's basketball: A quick read on UW-Michigan State
PLAYER OF THE GAME
Badgers men's basketball: Seen and heard at the Kohl Center
A championship celebration for the (Kaminsky) archives
Badgers women's basketball: Nicole Bauman, Tessa Cichy lead victory over Penn State in regular-season finale
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — The University of Wisconsin women’s basketball team will head into the Big Ten Conference tournament on a winning note.
Let the people decide, not billionaires -- John McKay
When did Wisconsin change from a state where you can live free to a state where they will tell us how to live. If they want us to become a right-to-work state, why wasn’t this on a ballot.
Right versus wrong is the real issue -- Peyton Flanders
In recent months racial profiling has been in the news concerning the police. People have been outraged with them, but I have been outraged with those people.
Right-to-work fiasco bad for state -- Bill Peterson
For anyone who doubted Gov. Scott Walker's desire to do what is best for Wisconsin, this right-to-work fiasco should clear it up.
Walker focuses on presidency more than state -- Terry Schmeckpeper
An Associated Press story Thursday in the La Crosse Tribune carried the headline: "Wisconsin Senate passes right-to-work bill."
Right-to-work goes after unions -- Peter Anderson
Right-to-work legislation strikes at the heart of the civil society that is needed to address the challenges our country faces, including the existential threat of climate change.
Badgers men's basketball: Share of Big Ten title clinched on Senior Day
Frank Kaminsky made sure his Senior Day was a special one.
Around Town: Holy Wisdom has a deep connection with the earth
The mission statement of the Benedictine Women of Madison is "weaving prayer, hospitality, justice and care for the earth into a shared way of life."
Hands on Wisconsin: Scott Walker promises right-to-work, but where are the jobs?
Republicans are pushing through a right-to-work bill in Wisconsin, but I have didn't to stimulate job growth.
Madison diocese seeks $30M to fund priest training
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — The Madison Catholic Diocese is turning to its parishioners to help fund the training of priests.
Spaanem, Steve G.
FORT ATKINSON - Steve G. age, 50, of Fort Atkinson, died on Friday, Feb. 27, 2015. Steve was born on March 14, 1964, in Fort Atkinson to the late Gerald and Sharon (Kravik) Spaanem.
Anderson, Janet M.
PRAIRIE DU SAC - Janet Marie Anderson, age 83, of Prairie du Sac, died peacefully at Maplewood Nursing home on Saturday, February 28, 2015.
Thompson, Alice Jean
DODGEVILLE - On Saturday, Feb. 28, 2015, our beloved wife, mother and grandmother, Alice Jean Thompson, age 82, of Dodgeville, passed away of Alzheimer's disease at CrestRidge Memory Care.
Stormer, Nellie Mae
MONONA - Nellie Mae Stormer, age 94, of Monona, passed away on Thursday, Feb. 19, 2015, at Agrace HospiceCare. She was born on June 27, 1920, in Montfort, Wis., the daughter of William R. and …
Miller, Edmund D.
LAKE MILLS - Edmund D. Miller born in the fall of 1925 in Chicago, Ill., to Adam and Stella Mulewski, Edmund Daniel Miller (Mulewski) died peacefully at age 89 on Feb. 24, 2015.
Heim, Lorenz
MADISON - Lorenz Heim, age 85, of Madison, passed away on Monday, Feb. 23, 2015, at Agrace HospiceCare. He was born on Nov. 3, 1929, in Monroe, the son of Jakob and Rosa (Blum) Heim.
