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WIAC men's basketball: UW-Oshkosh rallies in second half to oust UW-Platteville
The UW-Oshkosh men’s basketball team’s scoring defense was just a tad batter than UW-Platteville’s during the regular season.
WIAA girls basketball: Erin Chapados' big shot helps Edgerton beat Beloit Turner
Erin Chapados made her only shot of the game — a 3-pointer — with 27.1 seconds remaining to break a tie and propel the Edgerton girls basketball team to a 54-48 victory over host Beloit Turner…
WIAA girls basketball: Calli Linse pushes Jefferson past McFarland in regional opener
Junior guard Calli Linse scored 24 points as host Jefferson edged McFarland 58-54 in a WIAA Division 2 girls basketball regional opener on Tuesday night.
WIAA girls basketball: Roberts, Randolph trip up Hustisford in regional opener
Junior wing Brooke Roberts scored 19 points to lead sixth-seeded Randolph to a 63-57 upset victory on the road over third-seeded Hustisford in a WIAA Division 5 girls basketball regional opene…
WIAA hockey: Memorial boys beat Edgewood to advance to sectional final against Middleton
The Madison Memorial boys hockey team stands one victory away from its first WIAA state tournament appearance since 2004.
WIAA girls basketball: D4
Sophomore forward McKinley Righter scored a career-best 20 points, including eight in the first quarter, and host New Glarus pulled away from Darlington 49-40 in a WIAA Division 4 girls basket…
Badgers men's basketball: A quick read on UW-Maryland
PLAYER OF THE GAME
WIAA girls basketball: Baraboo completes season sweep of rival Reedsburg in Division 2 opener
Emily Kieck scores a game-high 15 points to lead the Thunderbirds.
City Council approves hotel just off Capitol Square
Council members approved 13-7 North Central Group's plan for a 164-room Mariott AC hotel just off the Capitol Square at the corner of East Washington Avenue and North Webster Street.
Badgers men's basketball: Loss to Maryland prevents piece of Big Ten title
COLLEGE PARK, Md. -- The University of Wisconsin men’s basketball team hit a pothole on the road to a Big Ten Conference title.
Minority advocates urge more inclusion in Dane County Jail study
The Dane County Board's Public Protection Committee and the Judiciary and Health and Human Needs Committee held a joint public hearing Tuesday, which was heavily attended by members of the You…
Robert Huntington, unique explainer of death, dies at 77
Dr. Robert W. Huntington III, a forensic pathologist whose wit, theatricality and lack of pretension brought life to the grimmest of subjects, died Sunday at his home near Mazomanie, where he …
PRINT ONLY: Opponents pack right-to-work hearing, rally outside Capitol
Building trades unions won't be able to postpone the effects of an open-shop law in Wisconsin by extending contracts, a top union official said.
Thanks to protesters for spreading Walker's message -- Dean Veneman
Saturday's State Journal cartoon by Phil Hands depicting one of the Solidarity Singers or protesters or activists or whatever they choose to call themselves as best supporting actor in Gov. Sc…
U.S. should be proud of global president -- Rich Hemlin
I was upset to hear Rudy Guilliani say President Barack Obama doesn't love America or you or me, and that he wasn't brought up the same.
Treatment of veterans shows lack of love for US -- Timothy Molony
If the way President Barack Obama treats U.S. veterans and the military is any example of his love of the United States, then there is no need for further discussion.
Use private means to fund charter schools -- Dr. E. Rick and Marnie B. Beebe
Allowing the formation of charter schools paid for with tax funds taken from school district budgets and functioning without district oversight is a travesty.
Right-to-work will hurt Wisconsin -- Doug Curtis
The "Right To Work For Less" legislation being fast-tracked this week will hurt Wisconsin as it has hurt every other state that has it.
Unions should start forming Super PACs-- Terry Jones
The Wisconsin Education Association Council is reinventing itself by starting back at the local level and building a new foundation of support.
Politicians should answer questions honestly -- Gene Bier
Three questions were asked of Republicans seeking the nomination for president: "Do you believe in evolution? Does our president love America? Is the president a Christian."