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Prep sports: Stoughton names new varsity football, basketball head coaches
It has been a busy 72 hours for Stoughton athletic director Mel Dow, who announced the hiring of two new varsity boys coaches on Monday.
WIAA boys golf: Madison East's Peter Conowall secures state berth via playoff
COTTAGE GROVE — When his round concluded early Tuesday afternoon at The Oaks, the last thing Madison East senior Peter Conowall wanted to do was go back for more.
WIAA softball:
POYNETTE — Jenna Sandstrom is a deceiving hitter.
City seeks to declare landlord of home where Tony Robinson was shot a "nuisance"
The city says Ray Peterson owes $669,991 in outstanding fines for building code violations at his 43 rental properties.
Badgers men's hockey: Madison Capitols coach-GM Luke Strand to be assistant under Mike Eaves
Nearly two months into a labored international search, University of Wisconsin men’s hockey coach Mike Eaves has found what he’s looking for close to home.
Tom Oates: Scott Tolzien ready to step in as No. 2 quarterback
GREEN BAY — The tinkering will never stop, but the major overhaul is over for Scott Tolzien.
WIAA boys golf: Lodi wins Division 2 Evansville sectional by 13 strokes
EVANSVILLE -- Lodi boys golf coach David Zilker knew the players he had.
State auditor: WEDC did not conduct staff review of questionable $500,000 loan
It was previously unknown whether documents justifying the 2011 unpaid loan were missing or never drawn up.
Certifying dropouts to teach send wrong message -- Allegra Zick
Concerned parents, dedicated teachers and anyone who cares for children should protest the provision Rep. Mary Czaja, R-Irma, put in the state budget at 1:30 a.m. that would certify persons to…
Voucher schools are no silver bullet -- Maynard Schneider
I'm no expert on education, but I'm bothered by the lack of concern for the public schools that lose students and funding when their students leave for private schools subsidized by vouchers. …
Moving state offices could help income inequality -- Gary L. Kriewald
Chris Rickert's Sunday column, "Nice idea to move state offices," enumerated several excellent reasons for moving state offices and departments out of Dane County and Milwaukee.
Decriminalize, don't legalize marijuana -- Michael Dittmer,
People need to think a little harder when they think legalizing marijuana is a good thing. Here is a little story.
Russ Feingold had his chance -- Keith Best
Who is Ron Johnson?
Scott Walker heading to Canada in two weeks
The governor announces his third trade mission of the year as Republicans in the Legislature are gridlocked on budget.
Downtown city building could be key to delivering homeless services
Soglin wants city to study use part of facility near Dane County Courthouse as new day shelter, night shelter or wet shelter.
Man charged with posting nude photos of ex to Facebook
Alfred D. Sanders, 24, faces charges of posting without consent a sexually explicit image, posting without consent a depiction of a person knowing it is private, and two counts of felony bail jumping.
UW-Platteville tornado damage set at $18.6 million
The EF-2 tornado that struck the campus on June 16 last year damaged two dormitories, the Engineering and Southwest halls and the football stadium.
Auto sales, repair business dates back to 1966
The Finke family prides itself on offering face-to-face customer service at Nakoma Plaza Auto.
Prep sports: Stoughton names Luke Wainwright head basketball
When Luke Wainwright decided that he wanted to become a basketball coach, the 2004 Verona High School graduate found the perfect setting to study his craft.
