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Dr. Zachary McCallum was born and raised in a Madison political family — father Scott was lieutenant governor and, more briefly, governor; mother Laurie chairs the Labor & Industry Review Commission.

The 1835 home of Henry Gratiot is now a bed and breakfast

I had three thoughts when I watched the new trailer for “Bad Moms,” the movie starring Mila Kunis, Kristen Bell and Kathryn Hahn that’s set for a July 29 release.

Two 40-hour courses and 50 or more hours of clinical training are needed to become fully trained as a forensic nurse in Wisconsin.

The former Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) program, now known as Forensic Nurse Examiner program, handles sexual assault, domestic violence and child abuse cases.

In recent weeks Democrats have drawn attention to the impact of higher education budget cuts while Gov. Scott Walker has sharpened his criticism of faculty members and tenure.

When finding an “orphan” in the woods, monitor the situation a long time before deciding you truly know what’s going on.

In a surprise ruling the Wisconsin Supreme Court decided Gov. Scott Walker did not have the ability to diminish the power of the Department of Public Instruction and the office of School Superintendent.

Paul Soglin wasted little time before suggesting those involved in the violence were something less than bona fide Madisonians.

Tips for your flowers, trees and shrubs.

Colin Walsh, Ramon Flores and Jhan Marinez aren't ready for the big leagues.

Baseball

CONCORD, N.C. — Joey Logano won an entertaining if not confusing version of NASCAR’s annual All-Star race by snatching the lead from Kyle Larson with two laps remaining Saturday night in the $1 million exhibition event at Charlotte Motor Speedway.

Portage wins the second game of the Badger Conference crossover doubleheader, 5-1

The Warhawks' regional-clinching victory is the 500th for coach John Vodenlich.

Ramon Flores hit his first major league homer and knocked in three runs for Milwaukee but the Brewers could not hold a 4-1 lead, ultimately falling 5-4 to the New York Mets on Saturday at Citi Field.

Wisconsin's top three spellers will head to the Scripps National Bee to compete with nearly 300 other students.

In response to Jonah Goldberg's Wednesday's column, “Millennials like socialism, but do they know what it is?”, the short answer to his question is: yes. Many of us, millennials or otherwise, do understand the socialist criticisms of capitalism, and we…

Tom Ikeman of Middleton is this week’s You Toon winner.

In Dana Milbank's Thursday column, "Bernie Sanders now running against the Democratic Party," he accuses Sanders of being reckless, inciting disruption, attacking the Democratic Party and other disturbing rhetoric. It's all erroneously nauseating to say the least.