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Robin Vos pushes for expanding prison work-release programs
He says an experience in his own business changed his mind about the program.
US won’t stop Native Americans from growing, selling pot on their lands
Some are looking at the policy as a new source of revenue for tribes similar to cigarette sales and casino gambling while other tribes -- including some in Wisconsin -- are opposed to legalizi…
Badgers football: Departed coach Gary Andersen doesn't explain rationale for exit
Gary Andersen declined an opportunity Thursday to explain his rationale for abruptly stepping down as University of Wisconsin football coach.
City-County Building could soon have private security guard
Local officials are working to hire temporary private security soon to keep watch over at the building at night.
Hands on Wisconsin: Bucky the student-athlete
Coach Andersen left in part because UW-Madison's high academic standards kept out some of the athletes he recruited.
Conservatives impede public discourse -- Jerome Joyce
The biggest impediment to public discourse are people such as the writer of Tuesday's letter to the editor "Madison needs to hear conservative voices."
Moral values, not property rights, the basis of civilization -- Daniel J Guilfoil, Monona
The media regularly dismisses the cultural mores of a people as secondary to "the rule of law and order." This emphasis on property rights and contract law ignores the meaning of life and expl…
Patriots should support net neutrality -- Lucy Gibson
If you are a patriot, please pay attention to the plan by telecommunications monopolies to slow access to Internet communication.
Be proud to be an American -- Richard Wood
The State Journal often carries letters from individuals who think some pretty over-the-top thoughts. Somehow, if we Americans drop our heads in shame, the rest of the world will forgive us.
Protesters outside Kohl Center deserved respect -- Mark Condon
Exiting the Kohl Center last week, it was hard not to notice the silent protest UW Vice Provost Lori Berquam addressed in her column, "Silence, solidarity face insults outside Kohl Center."
Lawsuit hits Wisconsin DNR for dragging feet on 2010 air quality rules
Wisconsin regulators say they have needed time to consult with businesses.
Growing need for senior care prompts $18M Wynwood of Madison West expansion
The two-stage project will create 25 jobs while adding assisted-living units and specialized dementia care.
One of the smallest production breweries is also gluten free
Greenview Brewing is one of only a few breweries in the country to be completely gluten-free.
Sonic Foundry loss widens in 4Q
CEO Gary Weis says international acquisitions made it a complicated year.
Man pleads not guilty to attempted homicide, other charges
A man who allegedly shot another man during a robbery last month on Madison's West Side was ordered to stand trial Thursday for first-degree attempted homicide, armed robbery and other four ch…
Miller, Stephanie Ann (Harlan)
MADISON - Stephanie Ann (Harlan) Miller, age 63, lost her battle with heart disease and diabetes on Tuesday, Dec. 9, 2014, surrounded by family and friends.
Wolff, Katherine Marie
HOLYOKE, Colo. - Katherine Marie Wolff was born on Sept. 4, 1923, in Fond du Lac, Wis. She was the second of six children born to George and Bernice Powers. Katherine and her family moved to M…
Eilenfeldt, Lucille Schaefer
PALMYRA - Lucille Eilenfeldt, age 105, passed away on Saturday, Dec. 6, 2014, at Fairhaven Assisted Living in Whitewater.
Ryan, Frances Marie
MADISON - Frances Marie Ryan, age 88, passed away on Wednesday, Dec. 10, 2014, at Agrace HospiceCare in Fitchburg. She was born on May 31, 1926, in Kansas City, Mo., to the late Gordon and Mab…
Helt, Thomas "Tom"
WAUNAKEE / ASHTON - Thomas "Tom" Helt, age 75, died on Wednesday, Dec. 10, 2014, at a Madison hospital.
