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Tech and Biotech: Tech start-ups create 175 full-time jobs in 2014
They also raised more than $40 million from investors.
Bring lacrosse to UW-Madison -- Sean Whinnery
I read with interest the letter in last Saturday's paper "Reinstate baseball at UW-Madison."
Thanks to Dana Lou's in Meadowood -- Clare Radtke
Thanks to Dana Lou's laundromat for its new Meadowood location in Madison. It is a much needed facility in the neighborhood.
UW staff can't just 'work more' -- Daniel Nevers
The top headline in Thursday's Wisconsin State Journal said it all: "Governor to faculty: Work more."
Madison's street lighting response rocks -- Eric S Piotrowski
Recently the street light in our Madison neighborhood near East High School went out. It was very dark on our street.
Let sleeping groundhogs lie -- Richard Reinke
For groundhogs, hibernation is a must, indeed.
Anti-abortion letter demand response -- Robert E. Miller
Recent anti-abortion letters published in Tuesday's and Thursday's State Journal need a response.
Veterans hospital is upholding promise -- Marsha Masters Hall
Recently I had the privilege of attending an open house at our Veterans Hospital in Madison. What a jewel in the crown of Madison.
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Veterans hospital is upholding promise
Badgers men's hockey: Madison West's Mick Messner commits to UW
Messner, who will turn 16 in April, is regarded by some talent evaluators as the top 1999-born prospect in the state. He has 13 goals in 19 games for the Regents this season.
Hands on Wisconsin: Walker touts 'Our American Revival'
Walker's new fundraising group has one of those typical political sounding names.
City files charges against Uber for unlicensed rides
The city of Madison has filed charges against the ride-share service Uber, alleging that the company and its drivers have been illegally providing paid rides to customers since spring.
Cancer-fighting start-up Invenra lands $2 million
The Madison company hopes to help drug companies find the right antibodies to spur a patient's immune system to kill cancer cells.
Packers: Special teams coordinator Shawn Slocum fired
The Green Bay Packers announced Friday that special teams coordinator Shawn Slocum had been fired.
Roll Call: Key votes from the Wisconsin congressional delegation this week
Here's how members of Wisconsin's congressional delegation voted on major issues this week.
Kreger, Stephen W. Sr.
SUN PRAIRIE - Stephen W. Kreger Sr., age 60, passed away on Wednesday, Jan. 28, 2015, at his home in Sun Prairie. He was born on June 11, 1954, in Madison, the son of Victor and Elaine (Vernig…
Kenworthy, Eldon Earl
VIROQUA - Eldon Earl Kenworthy was born on Feb. 14, 1918, in Stark Township, Vernon County, to John and Juliette (Nale) Kenworthy. He claimed his crown of everlasting life on Jan. 28, 2015, at…
McClary, Bernice
REEDSBURG / MUSCODA - Bernice McClary, age 100, of Reedsburg, and formerly of Muscoda, died on Tuesday, Jan. 27, 2015, at Sauk County Healthcare Center in Reedsburg. She was born on Nov. 26, 1…
Madison, Spring Green Wright buildings nominated to UNESCO World Heritage List
Consumers should watch out for and insurance companies should not sell the type of title insurance that includes "blanket exceptions," that offer little protection, a state regulator warned.
Man pleads guilty in human trafficking case
A Madison man police said used online classifieds to prostitute a group of women pleaded guilty to human trafficking charges this week.