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Badgers football: Joe Rudolph in line to be UW offensive coordinator
Sources say the ex-Badger was in Madison Monday to discuss a return to UW after three years with Paul Chryst at Pittsburgh.
Tom Oates: Packers' improved rush defense to be tested by Cowboys
GREEN BAY — Yard by yard, play by play and game by game this season, the Green Bay Packers have worked to shoot down the perception that their defense can’t function at a championship level.
Prep boys swimming: Madison Memorial, Monona Grove remain on top in state rankings
Monona Grove holds No. 1 spot in Division 2 rankings
Republican Congress not connecting the dots -- Mary Power
The State Journal reported Sunday that the Republican-run Congress will be working vigorously to repeal Obama's Affordable Care Act.
Governors don't make the best presidents -- Mark K. Allen
I disagree with the common wisdom that a governor’s executive experience will make him or her a more successful president.
Freedom From Religion Foundation has passion for truth -- Dennis Harrison-Noonan
Kudos to Annie Laurie Gaylor and Dan Barker as they move into their expanded offices. Over the years that I have followed the Freedom From Religion Foundation, my respect for and appreciation …
Foundation gives atheists a bad name -- Martin Redmann
According to the article in Saturday's State Journal "Busy time for Madison nonprofit," the Freedom From Religion Foundation has 21,000 paid members.
Obama deserves credit for success -- Richard Nawratil
It’s a new year and time to reflect on the past years.
'Birth of Christ' is historical reality -- Monsignor Roger J. Schecke
The letter in Sunday's State Journal “'Birth of Christ' story is just that” attempts to reduce the birth of Jesus Christ to a literary form, comparable to the mythologies created from the imag…
Grow Academy an inspiring story -- Connie Bettin
I enjoyed the article in Sunday's State Journal "Grow Academy teaches offenders job skills."
Senate Republicans going slower on right-to-work bill
Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald says Republicans are still trying to figure out whether they can tackle issue.
Man gets three years for child porn, likely deportation
A Chicago-area man pleaded guilty Monday to possessing child pornography while in Madison for work and was sentenced to the mandatory minimum three years in prison.
Meriter pension lawsuit settlement approved
A judge on Monday approved an $82 million settlement of a class action lawsuit over Meriter Health Services' pension plan.
Frigid weather welcomes Madison students back to school
The National Weather Service predicts wind chills to reach 35 degrees below zero on Wednesday.
Soglin names new economic development director
Mayor selects Matthew Mikolajewski for key economic development position.
Chazen concert series to begin again, minus WPR
Classical music will be played again at the Chazen Museum of Art, but live-streamed instead of on the radio.
Martin, Genevieve
MADISON - Genevieve Martin, age 97, passed away on Sunday, Jan. 4, 2015, at Agrace HospiceCare.
Bystricky, Harriet G.
MADISON - Harriet G. Bystricky, age 98, passed away on Monday, Jan. 5, 2015, in Madison.
Fieldstad, Joyce E.
GRATIOT TOWNSHIP - Joyce E. Fieldstad, age 85, of Gratiot Township, died on Tuesday, Dec. 30, 2014, surrounded by family.
Sandmire, Cameron "Ty"
NORTH FREEDOM - Cameron "Ty" Sandmire of North Freedom passed away on Sunday, Jan. 4, 2015, at St. Clare Hospice House, at the age of 89.
