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State Senate appears poised to remain in GOP hands
Democrats rebuffed in effort to slow down conservative legislation.
Badgers sports: Goalkeeper Genevieve Richard leads UW's Big Ten first-teamers
Fifth-year senior goalkeeper Genevieve Richard was one of five University of Wisconsin players to earn All-Big Ten honors when the conference announced its season-ending awards Tuesday.
WIAA boys volleyball: Middleton sweeps Fort Atkinson for sectional final berth
The Middleton boys volleyball team stands one victory away from a return trip to the WIAA state tournament.
Bucks: Brandon Knight leads road victory over Pacers
INDIANAPOLIS — Milwaukee’s road skid is over, thanks to its first victory in Indiana in four years.
Republican Brad Schimel wins race for Wisconsin attorney general
Schimel, the Republican district attorney of Waukesha County, beat Susan Happ, the Democratic district attorney of Jefferson County.
Wisconsin voters approve transportation amendment
Wisconsin voters have agreed to change the state constitution to prevent the state transportation fund from being siphoned to pay for other needs.
Waunakee, Oregon approve school referendums, Dodgeville says no
The Dodgeville plan would have built a high school and closed a rural elementary school.
Glenn Grothman wins U.S. House seat
Conservative Republican state Sen. Glenn Grothman won Wisconsin's only open U.S. House seat to succeed the more moderate Tom Petri.
Scott Walker elected to second term, third election victory in four years
Gov. Scott Walker won his third governor’s race in four years Tuesday, giving him a second term to overhaul state government with fellow Republicans.
Gary Engberg: It's early, but fishing first ice worth conversation
The problem is fishermen get so fired up to go out that they sometimes forget the basic rules of safety when venturing onto the ice.
Madison woman says confusion at polling site 'robbed' her of her vote
Joanne McCormick, 80, said she got her ballot, then was shuttled into another line. When she got to the front of that line, "a man told me, 'Just put your ballot in this machine,'" McCormick s…
Woman killed in Columbia County crash identified as mail carrier
Columbia County authorities on Tuesday identified the woman killed in a crash Monday afternoon as a 22-year-old mail carrier.
Evolution can't be reconciled with Bible -- Ralph Peters Jr.
Pope Francis recently compromised Biblical authority by suggesting the Big Bang and evolution don’t contradict the Biblical account of creation.
Remove ash trees as slowly as possible -- James Jaeger
The Madison Forestry Department last year published a list of possible responses to emerald ash borer. Now that emerald ash borer is here, forestry has chosen the largest and most expensive of…
Raking leaves removes fertizer -- Roland C. Beiswanger
At 81 years of age, I should be out in the yard raking leaves, because it is beneficial for an old fart to have a bit of exercise.
Worry about real dangers, not Ebola -- Toby Grabs
America, stop worrying about Ebola. Your chances of getting it are unimaginably small. You are worrying about the wrong things.
Vouchers will hurt neighborhood schools -- Sheila Plotkin
I'm responding the Monday letter "Vouchers benefit the poor and middle class." In fact, the majority of voucher funds have gone to parents whose children are already enrolled in a private scho…
Campus should lift gun ban -- Jim Rodriguez
I am a student at UW-River Falls. On campus I notice a sign stating the university bans guns on the premise. Every time I pass the sign, I only think about the threat to our communities from d…
Badgers football: 'Confidence' spurs improving Purdue
There’s ample evidence that says rebuilding Purdue is one of the most improved football teams in the Big Ten Conference this season. You just have to seek it out.