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Meet Cody Haddad, one of Wisconsin football's 2025 defensive back commits
Wisconsin's newest commit has flashed on both sides of the ball in high school and has quite the family history.
UW-Green Bay is ending classes at its Marinette branch campus, citing declining enrollment
UW system President Jay Rothman previously announced the end of classes at UW-Oshkosh at Fond du Lac, UW-Milwaukee at Washington County and UW-Platteville's Richland campus.
Dr. Zorba Paster: Poor hearing can affect brain function
I wanted to talk a little more about hearing aids, because it's so very important.
Housing, child care among Greater Madison Chamber's top advocacy priorities
Greater Madison Chamber President Zach Brandon said that once people move to Madison, local officials should ensure they want to stay here.
Madison resumes salting slippery, hardpacked roads
The city will apply salt to thoroughfares during the day Saturday and to residential areas Saturday night into Sunday.
Packers’ season ends with heartbreaking loss to 49ers in NFC divisional round
Dominating the 49ers for much of the game, the Packers gave up the winning touchdown in the final 2 minutes.
5 things we learned from the Packers’ 24-21 loss to the 49ers in the divisional playoffs
Another missed kick from Anders Carlson and coordinator Joe Barry's good-but-not-good-enough defense among noteworthy topics.
Turnovers and a missed field goal lower Packers’ grades in loss to 49ers
The offense, defense and special teams were solid, but each phase got dinged for not being able to close the deal. Here’s how columnist Jim Polzin graded Green Bay’s performance.
Polzin: What I liked and didn't like from Packers-49ers
Packers' Aaron Jones had a big game, but mistakes outweighed the positives in the loss to the 49ers.
2 people injured in fire on Madison's East Side
A fire caused significant damage and displaced all residents at an eight-unit apartment building on the 3000 block of Commercial Avenue.
'The First Ladies' novel may be next victim of book bans -- Bill Walters
I have just been enlightened by the book "The First Ladies." It should be in all libraries, K-12 school libraries included. It's a historical fiction based on a real friendship between Eleanor Roosevelt, a white woman, and Mary McLeod Bethune,…
Constitution is roadmap for our nation's lost politicians -- Pete Thelen
It’s official. I’ve entered my second childhood.
Dane County airport needs new location, not new name -- Steven Klafka
The State Journal's editorial last Sunday, “Airport needs a new name to fly higher," suggested we call the Dane County Regional Airport "Madison International." For many Madison residents, a new name would just be “lipstick on a pig.”
Pharmacy benefit managers do nothing to improve health care -- Timothy Melin
Last Sunday’s front-page article about the abuse of pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) towards retail pharmacy is a sad story indeed.
Blind partisanship is worse than inclusion -- Jodi Sherman
I find it ironic that people are opposed to diversity, equity and inclusion programs because they fear an unqualified person will be hired based on their ethnicity, age or gender.
Bring rock concerts back to UW-Madison's Camp Randall Stadium -- Mike Lashua
We need to bring back concerts to Camp Randall Stadium on the UW-Madison campus in Madison. I was born too early and missed out on an amazing era in the 1980s and 1990s when Camp Randall hosted Pink Floyd (twice),…
Limiting offensive speech endangers our democracy -- Mark K. Allen
The First Amendment right to free speech is critical to maintaining our democracy.
Limiting fundraising to local donors would improve politics -- Stephen Piotrowski
Like many citizens, I think that our elections have gone off the rails. The cost to run for office, the amount of money spent on elections and the burden of fundraising have corrupted our system. Is there a solution?
Museum director's passing leaves huge void in community -- Valerie Kazamias
With the passing of Stephen Fleischman, retired director of the Madison Museum of Contemporary Art, formerly the Madison Art Center, the Madison art community and beyond have lost a magnificent advocate for contemporary art as well as a magnificent friend…
Bike path would ruin Sauk Creek Greenway -- Ginny White
I visited the Madison Register of Deeds and Zoning offices recently and once again was impressed by how pleasant and helpful city employees can be.