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On View | Fragments / Wasted Days and Wasted Nights
Two solo exhibitions will be featured side-by-side in the James Watrous Gallery on the 3rd floor of the Overture Center beginning May 22. An opening reception that day is free and the public i…
Garden calendar | For the week of May 10
Tips for your flowers, trees and shrubs.
MATC baseball:
Brandon Gibis and Sam Hurt had six hits apiece as the top-seeded Madison Area Technical College baseball team won a pair of games at the NJCAA Region IV sectional tournament on Saturday to adv…
WIAC baseball: UW-Whitewater, UW-Stevens Point split to set up rubber match for tournament title
WHITEWATER — UW-Whitewater and UW-Stevens Point split a pair of games at the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference baseball tournament on Saturday to set up a winner-take-all rubber ma…
Brewers: Jason Rogers, Gerardo Parra power win over Cubs
Kyle Lohse managed to go just five innings, but the Brewers backed him with 11 runs of support before the relievers took over.
Fire ends dinner service at East Side restaurant
A fire interrupted dinner for about 60 people Saturday at the Prime Quarter restaurant.
Badgers women's golf: Thirteenth-place finish ends NCAA hopes
ST. GEORGE, UTAH — The University of Wisconsin women’s golf team wasn’t among the top six schools advancing to the NCAA championship May 22-27 in Bradenton, Florida.
Tom Still: Building Downtown Wisconsin: Exact Sciences plan right for the times
Plans to redevelop what’s known as “Judge Doyle Square” south of Capitol Square, on land bounded roughly by Wilson and Doty streets, is the latest example of an opportunity that can’t linger.
Tom Oates: If recent picks flop, Packers will be trapped in a corner
The Green Bay Packers keep drafting former college basketball players to play cornerback, starting with Demetri Goodson of Baylor in the sixth round last year and following up with Quinten Rol…
Dodgeville/Mineral Point's Mary Hanson to run at Indiana State University
Hanson is a standout in track and cross country
Registry Week's goal to help prioritize housing for city's homeless
Madison's Zero 2016 campaign has been canvassing the city's homeless to help identify those most in need of housing.
Help for moms who want to quit smoking -- Taylor Iwaszko
This Mother’s Day, advocates from the Tobacco Free Columbia Dane County Coalition are encouraging moms who smoke or use tobacco to quit. We're also reminding them that free help is available.
Voter aren't swayed by big money -- Paula Christensen
I’m tired of people suggesting big money buys elections.
Raise taxes on wealthy to help budget -- Chris Quandt
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos, R-Rochester, said all the finger crossing and Sunday prayers didn't work. The state revenue projections did not go up as desired.
Education assets key to our success -- Former Republican state Sen. Barbara Lorman
I hope the University of Wisconsin System, K-12 education and Wisconsin Public Broadcasting will find a Republican advocate.
Bernie Sanders can win in 2016 -- Derek Popp
Since Sen. Bernie Sanders has entered the race for president I am continually hearing he has good ideas but can't win.
Support tougher drunken driving rules -- Sue Dohm
Regarding the State Journal editorial on April 29, “No excuse for ignoring DUI deterrents,” I thank Rep. Jim Ott, R-Mequon, for his tremendous efforts to reduce injuries and fatalities from dr…
'Miller Lite drinkers can't handle craft beers' -- Don Payne wins this week's You Toon caption contest
Don Payne of Arlington is this week’s You Toon winner.
Prep girls soccer: Second-half scoring surge sends Verona past Mount Horeb
The Wildcats notch three goals in the first 21 minutes of the second half to edge the Vikings.
