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Badgers women's golf: Freshman Gabby Curtis goes low again in Orlando
Gabby Curtis and the University of Wisconsin women’s golf team continued its hot start to the spring season, posting a program-best 571 after 36 holes at the UCF Challenge.
Prep boys basketball: Milton tips Madison Edgewood for first Badger South victory
Senior center Vic Martinelli scored 14 points Monday night to help the Milton boys basketball team earn its first Badger South Conference victory of the season, a 53-52 decision over visiting …
Prep girls basketball: Becca Albrecht leads Deerfield past Horicon
Senior Becca Albrecht scored 16 points to lead a trio of double-figure scorers that carried the Deerfield girls basketball team to a 44-31 victory over visiting Horicon in Trailways South Conf…
Bucks: Rally from 17 points down defeats Nets
MILWAUKEE — Maybe there is such a thing as home-court advantage this season for the Milwaukee Bucks.
After revisions, Plan Commission recommends East Wash hotel proposal
The Plan Commission on Monday recommended 5-3 a proposal from North Central Group to build a Mariott AC hotel featuring a lounge, restaurant and other public space at the corner of East Washin…
Candidates increase attacks in latest mayoral forum
Soglin and his four challengers, Ald. Scott Resnick, former Ald. Bridge Maniaci, former Dane County Sup. Richard Brown and activist Christopher Daly gathered for a roughly two-hour forum at th…
Mother sentenced to prison for toddler's Madison road death
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — A 33-year-old woman who witnesses say stood motionless while her young daughter was struck and killed on a Madison street has been sentenced to more than two years in prison.
Paul Soglin's fundraising lead narrows over challengers
The biggest single financial contribution is Ald. Scott Resnick's $50,000 loan to his own campaign.
State seeks to reduce legal fees for marriage amendment plaintiffs by $500,000
The state argues the nearly $1.25 million sought by a legal team headed by the ACLU excessive and based on "stratospheric" hourly rates.
Prep boys swimming: Memorial extends Division 1 lead; McFarland moves past MG into Division 2 top spot
Matt Munns of Madison West improves on his state-best mark in diving.
Non-voters to blame for Walker's rise -- Roland C. Beiswanger
Born in 1932, raised and educated in Wisconsin with little or nothing during a major depression, I understand frugality. But, since I am retired on an untouchable state pension and social secu…
Walker turns UW into trade school -- Nancy Rathke
Because of the governor's recent actions, UW will cease to be one of the great research universities and change its mission.
Walker's quest for power hurts heritage -- Joan Arnold
As a military retiree, I was brought up on the idea that it is not the system that corrupts, but it is the people in the system that corrupt. Gov. Scott Walker's budget again proves the point.
'Ag-gag' is dangerous legislation -- Rhonda Carrell
After reading Sunday's article “Legislator plans 'ag-gag' bill,” I must speak up and let the public know what a dangerous piece of legislation this is.
Trade deal is bad for middle class -- Lynn Ketchum
The Trans-Pacific Partnership is the worst trade deal you've ever heard of. It's referred to as "NAFTA on steroids." This is a bad deal for every American.
Carbon tax would be game changer -- Conrad Anderson
Game-changing legislation is now being studied by Congress to address the crucial problem of climate change.
Mother sentenced to prison for toddler's road death
A mother who was high on a combination of drugs, and by witness accounts stood motionless before her toddler was struck and killed on East Washington Avenue two years ago, was sentenced Monday…
Scott Walker gunning for Secretary of State's Office
The governor's budget proposal calls for cutting the four-person staff to two and removing several duties.
State Department of Justice urges U.S. Supreme Court not to take up voter ID case
The state Department of Justice wants the U.S. Supreme Court to stay out of Wisconsin's controversial voter identification case.
Paul Soglin won't veto HopCat alcohol license
Mayor Paul Soglin won't veto a license for the 130-tap HopCat restaurant that is planned to open later this year at 222 W. Gorham St., said mayoral spokeswoman Katie Crawley.