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Why is the Madison Police Department giving out fewer speeding tickets?
There were 7,574 tickets issued in 2015. That dropped to fewer than 4,000 in 2018 and 2019 and then ticked up to about 5,100 last year.
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Roads around Capitol Square closed this weekend for Taste of Madison
The roads between Dayton, Doty, Webster and Fairchild Street will be closed to drivers for the Taste of Madison Friday through Sunday.
The Kickapoo River is a metaphor for my life | Eric Frydenlund
PRAIRIE DU CHIEN — My wife and I have been cleaning out our house — or “decluttering,” in the vernacular of real estate agents. In the process we have uncovered memories accumulated over 30 years.
Better late than dead on Labor Day weekend
This State Journal editorial ran on Aug. 31, 1950:
Willy Street rush hour lanes are going away next month
The city hopes removing rush-hour travel lanes will stop cars from crashing into buildings.
Polzin: Snakebit? Maybe, but Wisconsin football didn't flinch after losing its starting quarterback
Luke Fickell doesn't believe the Badgers will be as dependent on the quarterback position this season. That theory was tested in a season-opening win over Miami (Ohio).
How Wisconsin football's defense showed a key skill against Miami (Ohio) that will carry over
The Badgers defense would've struggled with the RedHawks in years past, coach Luke Fickell said. Here's a look at the key difference with this season's unit.
Troops are an expensive way to clean up litter in American cities | Arlene Zaucha
I read two letters to the editor in Thursday's State Journal lauding President Donald Trump for "making D.C. safe again" and moving on to do the same in Chicago.
Buc-ee's gas station doesn't need corporate welfare TIF | John Hallinan
A developer proposes a grand new project that will make our lives wonderful. But then the developer demands we help pay for the project.
Is ICE an attempt to boost masculinity in America? | Douglas Laube
Tuesday's State Journal article "Agency ramping up hiring, training," about the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency training facility in Georgia, should send a chill through the hearts of American citizens -- at least all who cherish the rule of…
How scheduling quirk led newest Wisconsin volleyball star to face familiar foe in opener
The offseason departure of Oregon's volleyball coach set in motion events that created an oddity in Wisconsin's season opener.
Wisconsin football shutouts are rare, which leads to lofty grades in win over Miami (Ohio)
The RedHawks went 0 for 9 on third downs against the Badgers. Wisconsin didn't allow Miami's offense to get going.
Brewers starter struggles as Diamondbacks split series in Milwaukee (copy)
Arizona roughed up Milwaukee starter José Quintana for six early runs en route to a victory in the finale of a four-game series on Thursday.
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The second season of beer sales at Wisconsin football home games opened Thursday. Here's what was on the menu boards.
How scheduling quirk led newest Wisconsin volleyball star to face familiar foe in opener
The offseason departure of Oregon's volleyball coach set in motion events that created an oddity in Wisconsin's season opener.
Micah Parsons traded to the Green Bay Packers from the Cowboys after contract dispute
Micah Parsons is headed to the Green Bay Packers after a blockbuster trade on Thursday, leaving the Dallas Cowboys following a lengthy contract dispute.






