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Chicago Tribune: The truth about voter ID laws
Laws requiring photo identification for voting are one of the most contentious areas of disagreement between Republicans and Democrats.
Bringing back the Schubert 'house party'
Pianists Martha Fischer and Bill Lutes fell in love the same time they were falling for the music of composer Franz Schubert.
Richard Brown says varied life experiences prepare him to be Madison mayor
Candidate focuses on holding line on taxes, reducing homelessness and addressing racial disparities.
Michael Perry: Cold builds character
I hesitate to be judgmental, so: one-thousand-one, one-thousand-two, one-thousand-three. There. Now let’s talk about people who bail out on winter.
Doug Moe: Ammerman's goal: Women's soccer in Kenya
UW hockey player Brittany Ammerman is helping launch another sport in rural Africa.
Packers: With Super Bowl in sight, Aaron Rodgers didn't deliver
Rodgers probably played as poorly in Seattle as he has in any of his 11 playoff games.
Ask the Weather Guys: What is black ice?
Can you explain the difference between black ice and gray ice?
Former Madison immigration lawyer disciplined
The Wisconsin Supreme Court agrees a public reprimand is right punishment for taking fees and failing to complete work.
Just Ask Us: How many buildings make up UW-Madison's campus?
UW-Madison's main campus is made up of 388 buildings.
Catching Up: Multicultural funeral home expanding to Beloit
Just shy of one year after he opened what is believed to be the first black-owned funeral home in Madison, mortician Bryan Foster is expanding his business by adding a second location in Rock County.
Leonard Pitts Jr.: This is why serious people discount Fox News
Tucker Carlson said on Fox that more children die of bathtub drownings than of accidental shootings. They don’t.
Ice sculptor aims for manmade project to rival ice caves
SUPERIOR, Wis. (AP) — The Iceman has been living since early December in a 32-foot camper trailer down by the river.
Scrapbook Jan. 26
Honor: Vishal Narayanaswamy of Memorial High School is one of two Wisconsin high school students selected as a delegate to the 53rd annual United States Senate Youth Program. This merit-based …
Badgers sports: Wrestlers rebound with win over Michigan State
EAST LANSING, Mich. — It didn’t take the University of Wisconsin wrestling team long to get over its first Big Ten Conference setback.
Bucks: Cold third quarter leads to loss at San Antonio
SAN ANTONIO — Tim Duncan had 20 points and 11 rebounds, Kawhi Leonard had 19 points and 14 rebounds and the San Antonio Spurs rallied in the second half for a 101-95 victory over the Milwaukee…
Baldwin defends, apologizes for reaction to Tomah VA allegations
Two members say they were not aware of serious problems at the Tomah Veterans Administration Medical Center until a news report earlier this month.
Brewers: Offseason acquisition Adam Lind excited to take over at first base
MILWAUKEE – As he took his seat three stools down from principal owner Mark Attanasio on stage Sunday at the Milwaukee Brewers annual On Deck event, Adam Lind had his “I’m not in Toronto anymo…
Brewers: Owner Mark Attanasio 'not sure' he's over 2014 collapse
MILWAUKEE — It would not be an exaggeration to say nobody took the Milwaukee Brewers’ collapse last season worse than Mark Attanasio. And with good reason, considering that as principal owner …
Don't raise the Legislature's per diems -- Derek Popp
It seems strange that, in this era of outrage over any government expenditure, the proposal to raise legislative per diems wouldn't generated more buzz from the tax cutters out there.
Real accountability is missing -- Kevin Smith
The word "accountability" sounds good, doesn’t it? It makes you feel safe knowing that “accountability” will deter people from making the wrong decisions that might affect others.






