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Tom Oates: Tyus Jones, penetrating Duke too much for UW defense
The most recent time Duke brought a highly ranked team filled with future NBA players to Madison, Trevon Hughes shot it down.
Bucks: Mavericks prevail in thriller at Bradley Center
MILWAUKEE — A familiar face beat the Milwaukee Bucks on Wednesday night.
Badgers men's basketball: Duke shoots 65 percent, hands UW first loss
The University of Wisconsin men’s basketball team debuted its new adidas warmup top Wednesday night, and the timing couldn’t have been better.
Prep girls basketball outlook: Six Rivers West Conference
2013-14 FINISH
In wake of Ferguson, Dane County's black churches seek more involvement
A little more than a week after a grand jury decided not to indict a Ferguson, Missouri police officer in the shooting death of an unarmed black teenager, the AACC convened to address the situ…
Not guilty pleas entered for Lone Rock woman facing felony fraud charges
Theresa Strub allegedly faked a cancer diagnosis to pocket more than $50,000 from fund-raisers.
San Jose Mercury News: Google needs to debunk European charges, improve privacy policies
A war is going on in Europe that could have a significant impact on the United States and its economy.
Badgers football: Battle lines drawn against Joey Bosa, Buckeyes
Watching film can only do so much for Tyler Marz this week.
Prep boys basketball outlook: 2014-15 Capitol South Conference
2013-2014 FINISH
Madison will redo process for Judge Doyle Square
City will prepare a new request for developer proposals that could be issued early next year.
Badger bus should turn on headlights -- Steve Vincent
I’m very disappointed that the Madison-based Badger Bus company, which operates motor coaches, school bus and van services, is not operating its vehicles with headlights on during the day. Thi…
Protecting historic neighborhood part of 'public good' -- David Mollenhoff
I was delighted to read Scott Milfred’s reflections on the Wisconsin State Journal’s 175th anniversary in Sunday's paper. In his column, Milfred emphasized that throughout its years of civic l…
'Right to work' bad for everyone -- Monica Crook
Well, that didn't take long.
Walker needs better understanding of science -- Donald L. Chambers
There is a problem with having a governor who is filled with ideological fervor but lacking in scientific understanding.
Fix Field House for a real sellout -- Bob Hunt
The UW volleyball team won the Big Ten championship, playing to a "sellout" crowd at the UW Field House. In reality, the UW Athletic Department has sold out on keeping up the UW Field House.
Fitchburg restaurateur gets 7 years in prison for bank fraud, other convictions
A Fitchburg businessman who was convicted of lying to banks in order to get millions of dollars in loans, then used much of the money to gamble in Las Vegas, was sentenced Wednesday to seven y…
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: Egypt is now a long way from the Arab Spring
Egypt has come full circle on government and gone back to full military rule, with its courts, supported by President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, having dropped all charges against former President …
UW proposes hotline to report fraud
Education ranks fifth among all industries in the incidence of fraud, according to an annual report by the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners. Only banking, government, manufacturing and…
