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Life has taught Wai Se that the pursuit of happiness is more important than the pursuit of money.

Coming in Wisconsin this week:

Tips for your flowers, trees and shrubs.

Longtime journalist Alan Guebert has been writing about agriculture in his syndicated column, “The Farm and Food File,” for decades. It requires a lot of “heavy lifting each and every week,” h…

This State Journal editorial ran on June 18, 1915:

Parked along the third-base side of Warner Park, the Double Decker Pizza Bus sometimes leads to puzzled expressions on the faces of fans entering the ballpark to watch the Madison Mallards.

Collin Theroux’s final at-bat on Saturday night didn’t exactly start the way the Madison Mallards hoped.

WISCONSIN DELLS — Madison Memorial product Shareef Smith totaled 14 points, six rebounds and four assists Saturday, but his Division 1 North team suffered a 93-88 loss to the South in the Wisc…

MILWAUKEE — Senior forward Jordyn Ostrowski scored on a breakaway in the fourth minute of the second overtime Saturday to give the Schofield D.C. Everest girls soccer team its first state cham…

Gary H. Pertzborn, 52, was found dead Thursday in a silo on his property on Highway JG.

Watching shortstop Alcides Escobar and center fielder Lorenzo Cain play for the Kansas City Royals in the World Series last fall was painful enough for Milwaukee Brewers fans.

Adversity, be it slavery or last week's shootings at a black church in Charleston, "is not new to our community."

Capital at the right time is essential to Wisconsin startup companies in their prospects to become large, high-paying employers. 

Adam Lind's home run accounts for Milwaukee's only run.

There are no words for Charleston, as this defies all reason. We can't rationalize this. It defies lucidity and is beyond sanity.

South Carolina Gov. Nikki Hale says her primary job in the wake of Wednesday's shooting is to help South Carolinians heal. I disagree.

Where is the white outrage?

Gov. Scott Walker doesn't have what it takes to be a leader, we've discovered that by living under his governance in Wisconsin.

Long ago, when I was a nursing student at the University of Iowa, a young man asked me what hospital nurses do.

I have voted for Gov. Scott Walker all three times in statewide races.