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In MATC, Madison has a shot at bringing some of those better opportunities to the neighborhoods that need them.

Not all art exhibits take place in museums, art galleries or large venues. Madison artist Jeff Stern has had a solo exhibition at Ancora Coffee, 112 King St., almost annually for the past seven years.

Students at a soccer game in Elkhorn needed to be disciplined after chanting "Trump, build that wall" towards Latino players from Beloit.

Novelist Jane Hamilton has lived on an apple farm for decades, so the source material for her latest book surrounds her daily. “The Excellent Lombards,” Hamilton’s seventh novel, is set on a sprawling family apple orchard in Wisconsin.

Andy Rooney once said, “Teachers have thousands of people who remember them for the rest of their lives.” I know of one such teacher.

The past year in state sports was lacking in major highlights, but it was not without its memorable moments and performances.

The past year in state sports was lacking in major highlights, but it was not without its memorable moments and performances.

The past year in state sports was lacking in major highlights, but it was not without its memorable moments and performances.

The past year in state sports was lacking in major highlights, but it was not without its memorable moments and performances.

A new $18 million building project caters to senior citizens and offers services to those suffering with Alzheimer's and dementia.

Baseball

The session, on Tuesday, is the final public gathering in the Madison utility's community conversations.

Some communities are setting out bold visions for their energy future.

The Baraboo boys and girls track and field teams swept top honors Saturday in the 10-team McFarland Invitational.

Taylor Jungmann's road woes continued as he allowed four runs and six hits in six innings.

The fire was reported shortly after 2:30 p.m. in the garage of the residence at 2483 Highway E, and flames spread quickly to the home.

Fort Atkinson's Tristan Shoup also plans to play men's basketball at Beloit College.

Osceola native Charlie Danielson powers No. 2 Illinois to a big advantage over host Purdue.

The Badgers' top three boats all fall to Cal, but UW bounces back to sweep Oregon State in the Bay Area.

The University of Wisconsin varsity four picked up the Badgers’ women's rowing team's only win on the first day of the Lake Natoma Invitational in Gold River, California, beating Brown and Loyola Marymount.