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So you wonder why relationships have ended and friends and family don’t talk to one another as much anymore? Before President-elect Donald Trump entered politics, one party would win and life would go on with some good and some bad…

The city of Madison has capitalized on COVID lockdown or lock-out rules. In the least transparent way, some city panels still meet remotely, with little opportunity for interaction with the taxpaying citizens.

It made me extremely happy to hear that President Joe Biden's administration wants to phase out the subminimum wage for disabled people.

The Luke Fickell experiment has failed miserably. Wisconsin football coach Fickell has the Badgers heading in the same direction as Don Morton did decades ago. We need to get rid of him and find our next Barry Alvarez.

I am reaching out today from the standpoint of a concerned student at UW-Madison.

Running against many deeply flawed opponents, the Democrats managed to lose the presidency, the House and the Senate. If they want to keep losing, here are some rules -- gleaned from the last few elections -- that they ought to…

I would like to thank the neighbors on Monroe Street in Madison for the simple joy I feel when driving down Santa Lane.

Regarding the proposed 10-story student apartment building with rooftop pool on West Mifflin Street in Madison: When will the city also consider waste?

At the Overture Center in Madison, we occasionally get questions about our ticket fees, such as the Nov. 27 letter to the editor "Outrageous Overture fees need transparency." So I’d like to share how our fee structure works.

I got a big sarcastic laugh from Madison Mayor Satya Rhode-Conway's comment, "Everyone deserves a home they can afford.” Just what does this mean?

After the Badgers clawed their way to a four-set win over Georgia Tech, emotions took over for six seniors likely playing for the final time at home.

It took four tries but the Oregon High School graduate has his first win over the Badgers. Here's what stood out.

Winning shootouts might be the Badgers' best hope against good teams unless it figures out a way to stop dribble penetration and protect the paint.

The Badgers lost a 2-0 lead and fell to the Spartans. Here's how it happened at the Kohl Center.

The Badgers will foster greater competition during spring practices with the majority of their 24 signees enrolling early. Here are trends emerging with Wisconsin recruiting.

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REEDSBURG — Arthur J. Biesek, age 84, of Reedsburg, passed away unexpectedly on December 4, 2024, at his home.

January 1, 1959 – November 30, 2024