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WIAA state boys soccer: Eric Crum scores goal to send Mount Horeb to Division 3 title game
The junior midfielder puts one in the net in the 50th minute to give the Vikings a chance to play for a championship for the third time in four seasons.
WIAA girls volleyball: Kayla Goth, DeForest sweep Middleton to reach doorstep of state tournament
The Norskies squeak by the Cardinals in the first and third sets to set the stage for their first trip to state.
Badgers football: Film study pays dividends for UW safeties
Some might see it as guesswork. Some might see it as clairvoyance. Gary Andersen, the University of Wisconsin football coach, sees it as art.
Prep cross country: Sun Prairie High School runner sees only the positives despite hindered eyesight
SUN PRAIRIE — Mia Zutter doesn’t know where her next stride will take her.
Homelessness declining in Wisconsin, report shows
A new report released by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development on Thursday shows a decline in the number of homeless people in Wisconsin.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: Ukraine voters deliver a mandate: Go west
Ukraine’s parliamentary election, which occurred with a modest 51 percent turnout, constitutes a victory for the country’s pro-Western political parties.
Charles Krauthammer: A referendum on Obama's competence
WASHINGTON — Is this election really about nothing? Democrats might like to think so, but it’s not.
Police: Big crowd, few problems expected on Halloween weekend
Madison police are getting ready for a busy weekend, with costumed revelers expected to party on State Street both Friday and Saturday nights.
2nd District deserved more debates -- Chuck Litweiler
Democratic U.S. Rep. Mark Pocan and his Republican opponent Peter Theron should have had more debates.
Walker owes Obama credit for recovery -- Jim Miller
Under Gov. Jim Doyle and President George W. Bush, the state and the country experienced a major financial downturn, resulting in a massive loss of jobs.
Burke is a healthy step forward -- Kat Hansen
Mary Burke will work for our state and pull together the broken pieces caused by Gov. Scott Walker.
Walker is a home-grown success story -- Betsey Delorey
Gov. Scott Walker is an honest, hard-working, capable leader whose values and goals most closely align with our own. He stands in sharp contrast to current trends in Wisconsin and national politics.
I'm voting for Mary Burke -- John J. Tuten
Mary Burke
I'm voting for Scott Walker -- Michael Kauper
Scott Walker
Badgers volleyball: Illinois prep 6-foot-7 middle blocker gives commitment for 2017
Kelly Sheffield has come up with his biggest recruit yet. And she could get even bigger.
State elections agency predicts turnout will be just shy of 2012 recall levels
At 2.5 million, or 56.5 percent, it would be the highest turnout for a midterm election since at least 1950.
Brooke Tiedt Completes WACHA Accredited ACH Program
Windsor, WI, October 24, 2014 - Tom Spitz, CEO and David Fink, President of Settlers bank congratulate Brooke Tiedt, Treasury Management Officer, for completing the WACHA Accredited ACH Profes…
Alt, Scott Anthony
PORTAGE - Scott Anthony Alt, age 46, of Portage, left this earth to be with his precious daughter, Nikki, in Heaven, on Tuesday, Oct. 28, 2014. He was born on Jan. 2, 1968, the son of Roger an…
Fish, Ronald P. "Ron"
VERONA - Ronald P. "Ron" Fish, age 57, passed away unexpectedly at St. Mary's Hospital on Wednesday, Oct. 29, 2014. He was born on Nov. 18, 1956, at St. Mary's Hospital, the son of Clarence an…
