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At 50, Literacy Network sees greater need for English as Second Language classes
The Literacy Network, founded in 1974, has helped thousands of adults gain reading skills.
Dom Ricks, Middleton's first Black principal, took on a 'beautiful opportunity'
"One thing you're not going to question is if I care about you," Ricks said.
Sophomore steps up when called on by shorthanded Wisconsin men's basketball
The sharpshooter had to prove his skills last season, but he's not passing up a chance to show his game's still growing.
Trends in tech startups can be spotted in Biz Plan Contest entries
Many BPC finalists have turned their ideas into business success, often because they’re on the leading edge of a trend or technology that escaped the attention of others.
How strength of conferences helped teams get high seeds in girls basketball postseason
Seedings and pairings came out Sunday afternoon with a lot of excitement. Find out where Madison-area teams landed.
Taylor Swift's records win this week's You Toon caption contest
Witty line from McFarland reader beats more than 90 entries.
OUR VIEW: Mike Gallagher showed courage, leadership in rejecting impeachment
U.S. Rep. Mike Gallagher took a tough vote last week for our nation and democratic norms.
Hands on Wisconsin: University of Wisconsin's Lady Liberty is on thin ice
Warm weather is forcing the iconic statue of Lady Liberty to be erected on dry land.
How high school basketball teams try to cash in from this 'good place to be'
As girls and boys basketball teams brace for postseason, they realize their free-throw shooting preparation could prove pivotal.
Rock County tornado cleanup efforts making 'incredible' progress
Dozens of people spent their Saturday picking up aluminum siding and insulation, navigating the debris fields that used to be houses, barns and sheds near Evansville in Rock County.
Wisconsin's Mike Gallagher won't run for Congress again after refusing to impeach Homeland Security chief
Wisconsin Republicans began mulling this week whether Rep, Mike Gallagher of Green Bay should face a primary challenger in the wake of the failure of the impeachment vote.
Wisconsin-born filmmaker tells story of parents' secret business in 'Mom and Dad's Nipple Factory'
Brian Johnson got into the business of creating prosthetic nipples after his wife, Brandi, had a mastectomy following breast cancer.
Dr. Zorba Paster: A better diet could help combat illness
I’m always looking for ways to eat better. We’re surrounded by processed food, easy-to-buy stuff that often doesn’t hit the mark.
An unlikely figure makes a major impact in Wisconsin men's hockey's victory
Sawyer Scholl "had no idea" his shot went into the net for a few seconds, and it turned out to be a critical score for the Badgers men's hockey team.
Vulnerable Wisconsin men's basketball has to 'get better at a lot of things'
The Badgers have not been able to complete comebacks or reset when teams go on big runs. Saturday was the worst example of them all.
Planet Earth will rejoice if we destroy ourselves -- Al Jacobs
I’ve been a long time optimist,
High school athlete's honesty about mental health will save lives -- Parker J. Palmer
I just read the article “Life-saving outreach" on the cover of the Feb. 1 Wisconsin State Journal Sports section.
More density in Madison will benefit everyone, even NIMBYs -- Mike Smale
The term “NIMBY” is frequently tossed around to label people who are against the construction of new housing in their neighborhood.
Don't blame stateless Palestine for its fate -- Craig Wehrle
Last Sunday's letter to the editor "Palestinians had many opportunities for a state" blames the Palestinians for their current predicament.
Republican immigration antics are height of hypocrisy -- Mary Maronek
Our countries "make America great again" Republicans are showing how hypocritical they are.