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Don't compare Alexei Navalny's death to Jeffrey Epstein's and Derek Chauvin's -- Dmitri Cooke
I was stunned to read last Sunday's letter to the editor "Biden uses Navalny's death as a distraction," comparing the death of Alexei Navalny to attacks on prisoners in the United States.
The Grand Old Party isn't what it used to be -- Sally Sletten
Over the years I’ve voted for many Republican candidates. But I’m now voting for Democrats, and I’m asking you to consider doing the same.
Looser election rules could keep Democrats in power forever -- John Voss
Trouble is on the horizon for conservatives, namely one-party governance statewide in the Legislature and in the Governor's Mansion. How will this occur?
President Joe Biden's wisdom is making America great again -- Louise Lund
For much of its history, the Chinese culture put great value on its elderly citizens. The assumption was that with age came learning, understanding and wisdom.
Watch: Athletic director announces cementing honor for former Wisconsin men's basketball coach
The Badgers used halftime to further remember the contributions of a former coach whose life changed after a tragic crash.
Sen. Cory Tomczyk and Rep. Alex Dallman: Fight homelessness across Wisconsin
Republican state lawmakers urge passage of Assembly Bill 689
Former coach returns to Wisconsin men's basketball floor for first time since tragic crash
The Badgers welcomed back their former player and assistant coach for the first time since a 2019 crash. Here's how the Kohl Center crowd reacted.
Portage airport commissioner's request creates turbulence in aviation community
Airport users and the facility’s current operator accuse the commissioner of a “pattern of behavior that includes bullying, intimidation” and even a threat to burn down a hangar.
Ho-Chunk police employee, Sparta firefighter arrested on child enticement charges
Peter Schneider allegedly requested nude photos of a 17-year-old child and asked the victim to accompany him to a private area for the purpose of sexual contact.
More than 3 years in, Madison police oversight board yet to create complaint process
The monitor will be able to conduct investigations of police but under state law, only the city's Police and Fire Commission hires, fires and disciplines officers.
US marshals arrest man wanted in Sun Prairie shooting, authorities say
Kelan Phillips of Sun Prairie had a warrant for his arrest for attempted first-degree intentional homicide and possession of a firearm by a felon for the May 2023 shooting.
'Unfortunate' sequence helps eliminate Wisconsin men's hockey from Big Ten title race
A third-period breakdown was one of the errors that cost the Badgers men's hockey team in a loss that meant Michigan State claimed the Big Ten title.
Mendota Marsh: Last gasp of winter
Lewis Crane wants to get in one more day of skiing in this week's Mendota Marsh.
Armed man fatally shot by Janesville officer, authorities say
No law enforcement personnel were injured in the incident, the Wisconsin Department of Justice Division of Criminal Investigation said in a statement.
Wisconsin Supreme Court rejects redrawing state's congressional maps
The decision marks a win for Republicans, who feared the liberal-controlled court would select new congressional maps to benefit Democrats.
Gov. Tony Evers vetoes Republican tax cut proposal, married couple credits
Republicans passed the bills last month as a way to attract and retain residents in the state, but Democratic lawmakers argued the measures would be fiscally irresponsible.
Wisconsin men's basketball reflects on former assistant's tragic accident before Saturday ceremony
Members of former Badgers assistant Howard Moore's family and former teammates will be in at the Kohl Center on Saturday.
Annual Freeze for Food run could see a high of 61, the warmest in its 43 years
"We can't just drop the name because of one day," said Kate Schachter, a board member for Returned Peace Corps Volunteers of Madison, which puts on the event.
Wisconsin Department of Corrections Secretary Kevin Carr to retire
Carr led the department as the state's prisons navigated the COVID-19 pandemic. He also oversaw efforts to secure raises for Corrections staff as the department faced recruitment challenges.
Mistrial declared in Harmony homicide case, as jury deadlocks on 2 of 3 charges
Devonte Gafford, 32, is one of two men charged in the July 13 shooting death of Devon Grant, 20, in a parking lot at Harmony apartments.