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A gathering to discuss gratitude on Thanksgiving could become an annual tradition for Beth Israel Center and First Congregational United Church of Christ.

Several Walworth County residents were the victims of a phone scam, in which suspects posed as sheriff's deputies claiming the victims owed money for outstanding warrants, according to a Walwo…

After a mild pre-Thanksgiving weekend, south-central Wisconsin could see 2 to 4 inches of snow falling around the state Monday, according to forecasters.

Engraved on one of the new “philosopher’s stones,” the granite benches gracing the newly remodeled Library Mall, is an evocative quote from one of Madison’s own novelists:

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Plenty of people who want to retire but are too young for Medicare — which generally starts at age 65 — still say they can’t stop working because they feel they must hold onto employer coverage.

The goal of the charity is to assure that every child, no matter how needy, will receive at least one new, quality gift this holiday season.

When they face their abusers in civil court on issues like restraining orders or child custody, they must often do so without an attorney.

A golden combination of record-high milk prices and record-low feed costs are leading to profits that are six times higher than previous good years for some state dairy farmers.

After three election cycles with significant turnover, the Assembly will have the least experience in 50 years.

This year UW-Richland hit an international enrollment peak, with 52 foreign students from 20 countries on five continents.

Are there good reasons to vote against Hillary Clinton? If you gave me some time — like two seconds — I could come up with some.

State leaders are going to spend more public money on private schools next year.

This State Journal editorial ran on Thanksgiving, Nov. 25, 1914, as World War I raged in Europe. America was officially neutral and didn’t enter the war until 1917.

Gov. Scott Walker didn’t take long to go there. He said Tuesday he is seriously considering a run

It’s enough to make this follower of Jesus kneel down and pray for the salvation of the First Amendment.

Mark Price alleges former Winnebago County District Attorney Joseph Paulus engaged in an extensive pattern of misconduct.

On view now at the Fanny Garver Gallery on State Street is the final show by Madison painter Lee Weiss. The show features more than a decade of her work, including unseen pieces from her perso…

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