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Closing our borders won't make America great again | James Dunbar
The Statue of Liberty stands tall as she has watched over New York Harbor since 1886. But is it time to take it down?
Support the Trump administration's deportation of criminals | Dave Glomp
The federal government has begun its apprehension and deportation of criminals who entered the country illegally. The primary agencies working on this problem nationwide are the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency, the U.S. Marshals Service, the Bureau of Alcohol and…
Democrats should unite with saner parts of Republican Party | Stefanie Moritz
The Democratic Party is, according to many sources, in disarray and unsure how to effectively counter the chaos and onslaught it faces from Trumpism.
DeForest state champion swimmer commits to Big Ten program
The top freestyle swimmer in Division 1 this year drew interest from multiple Big Ten programs.
5 high school boys swimming stars of the week: Feb. 5 edition
Multiple event wins leading the way to team wins and a personal best time highlighted last week's high school boys swimming action. Vote for your favorite performance.
Eileen Lau
September 21, 1927 - January 28, 2025
Charles "Chuck" Brintin Stumpf
December 8, 1931 - February 1, 2025
Gillian Francis “Gil” Grover
August 7, 1948 - February 1, 2025
Doris (Schultz) Zache
May 27, 1926 - February 1, 2025
Ronald John Ryan
March 24, 1932 - January 29, 2025
3 things that stood out from Wisconsin men's basketball's win over Indiana
The Badgers were able to rediscover their dominant capabilities on Tuesday in their return to the Kohl Center. Here's what stood out from their second straight victory.
Polzin: What I liked and didn't like from Wisconsin's win over Indiana
The Badgers put on a clinic to start the game and never really faced a serious challenge from the Hoosiers on Tuesday night at the Kohl Center.
New York Daily News: Bob Menendez's unfounded claims of 'witch hunts' erode justice system
It’s perfectly acceptable for politicians facing criminal charges to declare their innocence and contest their indictments, but claiming without any evidence that the process is politicized undermines justice. The vast majority of cases brought by federal prosecutors are not against…
Wisconsin cornerback in limbo after district court hearing
Cornerback Nyzier Fourqurean's plea to play another season at Wisconsin was heard by a federal judge Tuesday. Here's the latest from inside the courthouse.
Altered image of Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate in new ad raises ethics concerns
The image in question is of Susan Crawford, a Dane County circuit court judge. It appeared in a TV ad paid for by the campaign of her opponent Brad Schimel.
Evers promises to veto GOP bill requiring counties to aid in immigration crackdown
Under the proposal, if any sheriff refuses to comply with the law, that county would lose 15% of their shared revenue funding the following year.
Wisconsin football losing key recruiting staffer to Big Ten rival
Luke Fickell will now have to replace one of his top recruiting staff members as a critical offseason continues for the Wisconsin football program. Here's what to know.
New Sauk County nonprofit helps families stay together in crises
Safe Families for Children, a faith-based organization working to keep families together in crises or economic hardships, launched a Sauk County chapter in January.
Woman's lawsuits say sci-fi author Neil Gaiman repeatedly sexually assaulted her
Scarlett Pavlovich attorneys stated in the filings that Gaiman, author of such bestsellers as "Coraline" and "The Sandman" series, is a resident of Menomonie.
