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On Campus: For MBAs, UW-Madison taking care of business
When it comes to student debt, there's no competition: Wisconsin is the runaway winner.
Full Medicaid expansion could save state as much as $345 million
Democrats propose a modified version based on a model used in GOP-led Iowa, which would save $241 million.
Badgers men's basketball: UW's Frank Kaminsky named Big Ten co-player of week
It’s the third weekly honor this season for Kaminsky, who shared the award with Maryland’s Dez Wells.
School Spotlight: Students make curriculum decisions in Wingra program
Even the decision to be in charge of a unit is up for debate among students.
Badgers men's basketball: UW stays at No. 5 in AP poll
The Badgers (23-2, 11-1 Big Ten) take an eight-game winning streak into Wednesday night's game at Penn State.
Racine Journal Times: A silver lining in state budget
Sifting through the proposed 2015-17 state budget, it’s easy to find things to criticize. One area we should be praising is the fact that shared revenue for municipalities such as Racine was n…
Prison homicide: Inmate allegedly strangled cellmate in Portage
Homicide charges are expected to be filed next week against a state prison inmate who allegedly strangled his cellmate to death in Portage on Thursday.
Dan K. Thomasson: Scott Walker smart, handsome, articulate -- but too far out of mainstream
WASHINGTON — To borrow a popular question from the swing era, “So you want to lead a band?”
Bucks: Contract buyout being discussed with Larry Sanders, ESPN reports
Sanders recently completed a 10-game suspension for violating the league's anti-drug program but has not returned to the team and is not expected to play for Milwaukee again, ESPN's Marc Stein…
Film fest seasons gears up in Beloit, Madison and more
International films come to Beloit, with more to follow in Madison and beyond
Michael Perry: Fire call
I was two sentences into this column when the fire pager went off. I had just done the morning chicken chores and was going to compose a piece deciphering the animal tracks I saw in the fresh …
Catching Up: UW-Madison Internet outage cost $360,000
It's still unknown who will be on the hook to replace the uninterruptible power supply, a roomful of batteries that power a data center on Dayton Street.
Ask the Weather Guys: How severe has this winter been?
This season appears destined to break last year’s record as the “warmest” winter since records began in 1948-49..
Just Ask Us: How much snow does the Madison Winter Festival use?
The 11th annual Madison Winter Festival used 90 truckloads of man-made snow to create the race track around the state Capitol, according to the event's director.
Doug Moe: To the border and back
A number of Madison attorneys gave their time helping Central American refugees in family detention centers in New Mexico and Texas.
Scrapbook Feb. 16
Award: McFarland High School will receive $2,500 from Liberty Mutual Insurance as part of its Play Positive Pledge program. The school rallied parents, coaches and supporters to pledge their c…
Badgers sports: Softball team falls to UAB in Texas
After losing a tight game to UAB on Saturday, the University of Wisconsin softball team closed out play at the Islander Invitational in Corpus Christi, Texas, in similar fashion Sunday morning…
Tom Oates: UW men's basketball team needs more production from its bench
A scant 6 minutes into the game, it looked like yet another double-digit runaway for the fifth-ranked University of Wisconsin men’s basketball team.
Badgers women's basketball: Rallies fall short in loss to No. 22 Nebraska
LINCOLN, Neb. — The University of Wisconsin women’s basketball team ran out of comebacks Sunday as the Badgers fell to No. 22 Nebraska 70-63 in a Big Ten Conference game.